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PACIFIC  CATALOG 

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Off. 


)!?//  SUPPLY  EDITION 


C.  Allan, 

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U.S. 
506  . 

San  i.:riiii'..i^oo,  Calif. 


General  Catalog 

Pacific  B 
1914 

Oil  Well  Supplies  and  Machinery 
General  Supplies 

for 

Railroads,  Contractors,  Steam  Fitters 

Foundries,  Machine  Shops 

Factories,  Mills 

and  Mines 

Fairbanks,  Morse  &  Co. 

INCORPORATED 

GENERAL  OFFICES  --  CHICAGO,  ILL. 

Oil  Well  Supply  Stacks  carried  at 

LOS  ANGELES,  CALIFORNI 


Bakersfield,  Cal.            Santa  Mar&JGali  ;                    Shale,  Cal. 
Coalinga,   Cal.                 Sisquoc,   CaL                          '      T;J.:,  Cal. 

OTHER  B 

RANGES   AT  - 

Cincinnati,    Ohio 
Cleveland,    Ohio 
Richmond,  Va. 
Jacksonville,  Fla. 
Atlanta,   Ga. 
New  Orleans,  La. 

New  York,  N.   Y. 
London,    England 
Louisville,    Ky. 
Detroit,    Mich. 
St.    Louis,    Mo. 
Indianapolis,   Ind. 

Omaha,    Neb.                 Spokane,   Wash. 

?an£as  ,  C[y.'    Mo-       Seattle,    Wash. 
St.   Paul,  Minn. 
Minneapolis,    Minn.     Denver,   Colo. 
Milwaukee,    Wis.          Portland,    Ore. 
Salt  Lake  City,  Utah  San    Francisco,    Cal. 

The  Canadian  Fairbanks,  Morse  Co.,  Limited,  Sole  Agents  for  Canada 


F3 


Copyright,  1914,  by 
Fairbanks,  Morse  &  Co. 


Young  and  McCallister,  Inc. 
Los  Angeles,  Cal. 


FAIRBANKS,  MORSE  &  CO. 


INDEX 


PAGE 

Acme    Steel    Sucker    Rods 119 

ADAPTERS — 

Casing    96 

Adjustable  Auger  Handles,    Pratt's    336 

Adjustable  Engine  Pump    Parts,    Page 36 

Adjustable  Engine  Pumps,   Page    36 

Adjustable   Engineers'  Wrenches,    Crescent....  326 

Adjustable  Planes,    Bailey    337 

Adjustable  Stocks  and   Dies,   Armstrong's 319 

Adjustable  Stocks  and   Dies,     Oster 319,  320 

Adjustable  Tap   Wrenches    318 

Adjustable    Trolleys,    Matchless 278 

Adjuster  Boards    122 

Adjuster  Parts,   Grip    122 

Adjuster  Tee   Bolts 122 

ADJUSTERS — 

Grip    122 

Little  Giant    122 

Advance  Brass  Relief  Valves    237 

Advance  Chemical    Fire    Engines 403 

Advance  Pipe   Machines    322 

Adze   Eye  Nail   Hammer  Handles 336 

Adze  Eye  Nail  Hammers      332 

Adze  Handles    336 

ADZES — 

Carpenters' 333 

Agrippa   Chain   Pipe-Fittings   Wrench 324 

Air   Brake  Hose    397 

Air  Cell  Pipe  Coverings   411 

Air  Chambers     133 

Air  Cocks    244 

Air  Compressors     190,  191 

Air  Compressors,   Double    Acting    190,  191 

Air  Compressors,   Duplex,    Two    Stage 192 

Air  Drill   Hose    397 

Air  Drill  Hose,    Wire   Winding    397 

Air  Hose     397 

Albany    Grease    412 

Alligator  Steel    Belt    Lacing 364 

Alligator  Wrenches     326 

Alligator  Wrenches,   Twin ..    .  326 

All  Steel    Drilling    Bits    42,  43 

All  Steel  Hollow    Reamers    44 

All  Steel  Round    Reamers    44 

Always  Ready   Wrenches 326 

Amazon    Hydraulic    Spiral    Packing    408 

Anchor  Clamp    Bolts 116 

Anchor  Clamps    116 

ANGLE    CHECK    VALVES — 

Brass,   Lunkenheimer   233 

Brass,  Standard     233 

Iron  Body,  Standard   235 

Angle  Ridge    Caps    421 

ANGLE  VALVES — 

Brass,   Fairbanks     231 

Brass,   Lunkenheimer     231 

Brass,  Needle,  Lunkenheimer    232 

Brass,   Renewo,    Lunkenheimer    232 

Brass,   Standard     231 

Ferrenewo,    Lunkenheimer    231 

Iron  Body,  Standard    235 

Anvil    Tools 302,  303 

ANVILS — 

Eagle    302 

APPARATUS — 

Condensing,   Independent    174 

APPLIANCES — 

Track     .  293-296 


.        ,       _ 

Arch    Bars    27 

Armstrong's  Adjustable  Stocks  and  Dies!!.!!.  319 

Artesian   Well   Engines    175 

Asbestocel   Pipe  Coverings    411 

Asbestos  Blocks     411 

Asbestos  Cement     411 

Asbestos  Disc    Valves    231 

Asbestos  Felting    411 

Asbestos  Materials     410,  411 

Asbestos  Metallic    Gaskets    407 

Asbestos  Mill    Board    410 

Asbestos  Packed    Iron   Cocks,   Vulcanized 240 

Asbestos  Paper    410 

Asbestos   Sectional    Pipe   Coverings    411 

Asbestos   Sheet    Packing,    Kearsarge 410 

Asbestos  Wick    Packing    411 

Ass  Skin   Measuring  Tapes,   Favorite 345 

ATTA  CHMENTS — 

Belting,   Link,    Detachable    386-388 

Drilling,    Chain    341 

Garbutt    129 

AUGER  BITS — 

Snell's   Jennings    Pattern    342 

Solid  Center,  Irwin,  Genuine 343 

Auger   Handles,    Adjustable,    Pratt's 336 

Auger  Stems    41 

AUGERS— 

Nut,   Carpenters',    Snell's    343 

Ship,    Snell's 343 

Ship,   Solid   Center,   Irwin,   Genuine 343 

Automatic  Barrel    Fillers,    Moran    253 

Automatic  Brass   Grease   Cups,    Ideal,    Lunken- 

heimer   259 

Automatic  Brass  Grease  Cups,  Jewel,   Lunken- 

heimer 259 

Automatic  Feed    Pumps    and     Receivers,     Du- 
plex        150,  151 

Automatic  Injector    Parts,    Penberthy 249 

Automatic  Injectors,    Penberthy     249 

Automatic  Lowering     Jacks,     Double     Acting, 

Barrett     265-268 

Automatic  Rod   Oil    Cups,    Lunkenheimer 257 

Automatic  Water  Gauges,   Safeguard    246 

Automobile    Jacks,    Barrett    269 

Awning    Pulleys    355 

Axe  Handles    336 

AXES— 

Handled,   Red   Ridge    333 


B 


Babbitt    Metals    414 

Back  Pressure  Valves   (Rotary)    88 

Bailer  Bails    54 

Bailer  Valves,   Dart   54 

BAILERS — 

Dart  Valve   53 

Dart  Valve,   Sectional    53 

Bailey  Adjustable    Planes 337 

Bailey  Block    Planes    337 

BAILS— 

Bailer     54 

Baker  Casing  Shoes   96 

Baker  Drive  Pipe  Shoes   96 

Ball    and    Socket    Double    Braced    Drop    Hang- 
ers      372,   373 

Ball    and    Socket    Double    Braced    Drop    Hang- 
ers,   Dimensions    of    378,   379 


FOR  TABLES  OF   USEFUL   INFORMATION,    SEE  UNDER   TABLES 


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INDEX — Continued 


PAGE 

Ball  and  Socket  Double  Braced  Post  Hangers  375 
Ball  and  Socket  Double  Braced  Post  Hangers, 

Dimensions    of    ..........................  382 

Ball  Bearing  Geared  Ratchet  Screw  Jacks  ---- 

....................................     270,  271 

Ball  Check  Valves,   Brass,   Lunkenheimer  .....  233 

Ball  Cocks,    Compression    ...................  241 

Ball  Gauge    Cocks    .........................  244 

Ball  Pein  Hammers.  Machinists'  ............  332 

BALLS  — 

Brass    ...................................  355 

Copper   ..................................  241 

Steel    ...................................  355 

Valve    ...................................  130 

Working  Barrel  ..........................  130 

BANDS  — 

Clutch    ..................................  376 

Banner  Wheelbarrows     ........  .............  300 

Barnes  Heaving  Plugs    .....................  93 

Barnes  Pipe    Cutters    .......................  323 

Barrel   Fillers,   Automatic,   Moran    ...........  253 

BARRELS  — 

Lower  Valve,  Pump,  Plunger  ..............  128 

Standing  Valve,  Extension     ...............  127 

Standing  Valve,   Pump,    Plunger  ...........  128 

Upper    Valve,    Pump,    Plunger  .............  128 

Working,    Plunger    ...................  126,  127 

Working  Valve,  Pump,  Plunger  ............  128 

Barrett  Jacks    .........................    265-269 

Barrett  Jack-,  Construction  of   .............  264 

Barrett  Patent  Oil   Well  Jack   Parts  .......  58,  59 

Barrett  Patent  Oil  Well    Jacks     .............  67 

Barrett  Swivel  Wrench  Parts   ...............  60 

Barrett  Swivel  Wrenches   ...................  60 

BARROWS  — 

Wheel 


300 


BARS  — 

Arch 

Claw 

Claw,  Drop    Forged 

Crow 


27 
294 
295 
294 
Lining     .................................    294 

Sinker    ..................................      41 

Tamping     ...............................    294 

Bates  Patent  Tongs   ........................      61 

BEARINGS  — 

Journal    .............................    372-375 

Journal,  Dimensions    of     ..............  378-382 

Post,  Rigid,  Wick    Oiling    ..........  ......    375 

Post,   Rigid,  Wick  Oiling,     Dimensions    of..    382 
Vertical    .................................    375 

Vertical,   Dimensions  of   ..................    382 

BELLS— 

Gong,    Locomotive    .......................  350 

Belt  Cement     ..............................  365 

Belt  Clamps    ...............................  365 

Belt  Clamps,  Iron  Screw    ...................  377 

Belt  Couplings,  Steel,    Moran's    .............  365 

Belt  Dressing     .............................  365 

Belt  Fasteners,    Steel,    Manhattan    ...........  363 

Belt  Hooks,    Improved    Pointed    .............  363 

Belt  Hooks,   Steel,   Stag    .  .  .  w^  .  .............  363 

Belt  Lace,  Wire,  Composition   ...............  362 

Belt  Lacing,    Steel,    Alligator    ...............  364 

Belt  Lacing,    Steel,   Bristol's   Patent  ..........  364 

Belt  Punches    ..............................  363 

Belt  Punches,    Spring,    Revolving    ...........  362 

Belt  Tighteners     ...........................  377 

Belted    Pumps     .........................  176-185 

BELTING  — 

Canvas     .................................   358 

Chain     ...........................  .  .      385-388 

Cotton      .............  ,  .    359 


BELTING — Continued 

Leather    360 

Leather,   Horse-Power   of    361 

Leather,   Round,    Solid     360 

Leather,  Twist     360 

Link,  Detachable,     Standard     385-388 

Rubber     357 

Bemis  and  Call  Combination    Wrenches    326 

Bemis  and   Call  Drive    Punches     363 

Bench  Forges     307 

Bench  Hatchets,  Hunt's    334 

BENDERS— 

Rail    296 

BENDS — 

Return,  Cast  Iron,  Casing     226 

Return,  Cast  Iron,  Standard     220 

Return,  Malleable    Iron    215 

BIBBS — 

Compression,   Standard    241 

Ground  Key 241 

Lever   Handle    241 

Bijaw   Chain   Pipe   Wrenches,    Vulcan    324 

BINDERS — 

Load,    Goodyear    350 

Bi-Treadle    Grindstones     349 

Bit  Brace    Countersinks    317 

Bit  Brace  Taper   Reamers    317 

Bit  Braces,    Ratchet    342 

Bit  Braces,    Spofford's    342 

Bit  Cutters,    Expansive,    Clark's   Pattern    342 

Bit  Gauges      44 

Bit  Hooks     74 

Bit  Stock  Twist  Drills    312 

BITS — 

Auger,  Snell's    Jennings    Pattern 342 

Auger,   Solid    Center,    Irwin,    Genuine 343 

Diamond   Point    89 

Drilling,  All  Steel   42,  43 

Expansive,    Clark's   Pattern    342 

Fish    Tail    89 

Four    Wing    89 

Rotary    89 

Blacksmiths'  Chisels     303 

Blacksmiths'  Coal    420 

Blacksmiths'  Drill   Presses    307 

Blacksmiths'  Hand    Hammers    332 

Blacksmiths'  Post  Drills    307 

Blacksmiths'  Sledges    303 

Blacksmiths'  Solid  Box  Vises    305 

Blacksmiths'  Tongs     303 

Blacksmiths'  Tools     302,  303 

Blacksmiths'  Twist  Drills   312 

BLADES— 

Hack  Saw     340 

Hack  Saw,    Power    340 

Block  Planes,  Bailey    337 

BLOCKS — 

Asbestos     411 

Casing      106 

Chain     276,  277 

Crown,    Steel 22 

Dressing 47 

Hay    Fork,    Steel,    Hartz    283 

Hollow   Steel    280 

Pillow,   Rigid    374 

Pillow,   Rigid,    Dimensions   of 381 

Rotary,   Four    Sheave     88 

Snatch.   Producers'      282 

Snatch,   Wire   Rope,   Wrought   Iron 281 

Snatch,  Wood  Shell   279 

Snatch,  Wrought    Iron,   Hollow    280 

Tackle,   Steel     280 


FOR  TABLES  OF  USEFUL  INFORMATION,    SEE  UNDER   TABLES 


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INDEX — Continued 


BLOCKS — Continued 

Tackle,   Wood     279 

Tubing     106 

Wire   Rope,    Wrought   Iron 281 

Wood,  Regular   379 

Blower    Parts,    Steam,    Star 308 

BLOWERS— 

Flue,   Magic    248 

Hand    306 

Steam,    Star    308 

Volume,   Buffalo    309 

Blow-off    Valves,    Duro,    Lunkenheimer 237 

BOARDS — 

Adjuster    123 

Boiler  Compound,    International    412 

Boiler  Feed    Pumps,    Piston    Pattern,    Duplex, 

138,   139 

Boiler  Feed   Pumps,    Vertical    145 

Boiler  Fittings,     Horizontal    Tubular,     Special, 

Fairbanks,   Morse  &   Co.'s    27 

Boiler    Fixtures,    Horizontal    Tubular,    Special, 

Fairbanks,   Morse  &   Co.'s    27 

Boiler  Ratchets,    Monarch    315 

Boiler  Specifications,  Horizontal  Tubular,  High 

Pressure,    Standard    31 

Boiler  Specifications,  Horizontal  Tubular,  Spe- 
cial,   Fairbanks,    Morse   &   Co.'s    26 

Boiler      Specifications,      Horizontal      Tubular, 

Standard     29 

Boiler  Tubes,   Steel,    Standard    204 

Boilermakers'    Ratchets,    Monarch    315 

BOILERS — 

Horizontal  Tubular,  High    Pressure,     Stand- 
ard         30,     31 

Horizontal      Tubular,      Special,      Fairbanks, 

Morse  &  Co.'s   26 

Horizontal  Tubular,   Standard    28,     29 

Bolt  Taps,    Patch    317 

Bolt  Tongs,    Blacksmiths'    303 

BOLTS— 

Anchor  Clamp   116 

Carriage,    Common    427 

Carriage,    Common,   Weights    428 

Double  End 11 

Drive  Clamp 98 

Elevator     394 

Eye 11 

Hook    11 

Machine     426 

Machine,    Weights    428 

Tee,    Adjuster    122 

Track     420 

Boot    Jacks     75 

Bottoming  Taps,  Machinists'    316 

BOTTOMS — 

Sand  Pump,  Common    54 

Bow  Spring  Valve  Cups 130 

BOWLS — 

Socket    65 

Box  and  Pin  Templates    49 

BOXES    AND    PINS — 

For    Drilling   Tools    49 

BOXES — 

Dolly 374 

Dolly,    Dimensions   of    , 380 

Eye     51 

Flat,  Common    374 

Flat,   Common,    Dimensions  of    380 

Jack  Post,  Cokely     18 

Jack  Post,  Open     18 

Journal      374,  375 

Journal,    Dimensions   of , .  .  380-382 


BOXES — Continued 

Stuffing,   Brass     124 

Stuffing,  Cast  Iron,  D  and  B 124 

Stuffing,  Cast  Iron,  Flanged    124 

Stuffing,  Cast  Iron,   Noxon    124 

Swivel    Eye    51 

Take-Up,    Standard    '375 

With   Solid    Eye    51 

With  Swivel  Eye    51 

Boxwood  Rules   345 

BRACES — 

Bit,  Ratchet     342 

Bit,  Spofford's     342 

Brass  Angle  Valves,    Fairbanks    231 

Brass  Angle  Valves,    Lunkenheimer    231 

Brass  Angle  Valves,  Needle,  Lunkenheimer  .  232 
Brass  Angle  Valves,  Renewo,  Lunkeheimer. .  232 

Brass  Angle  Valves,  Standard    231 

Brass  Balls   355 

Brass  Butterfly  Valves,   Lunkenheimer 232 

Brass  Check  Valves,  Angle,   Lunkenheimer     .  .    233 

Brass  Check  Valves,  Angle,    Standard    233 

Brass  Check  Valves,  Ball,    Lunkenheimer    233 

Brass  Check  Valves,  Horizontal,  Lunkenheimer  233 
Brass  Check  Valves,  Horizontal,  Standard  . .  .  233 
Brass  Check  Valves,  Swing,  Pratt  and  Cady.  232 
Brass  Check  Valves,  Vertical,  Lunkenheimer.  233 

Brass  Check  Valves,  Vertical,    Standard    233 

Brass  Chime  Whistles,  Lunkenheimer 242 

Brass  Cocks,  Gas    Service    239 

Brass  Cocks,  Steam    . .  . 239 

Brass  Expansion    Joints,    Standard 240 

Brass  Gas   Service  Cocks,    Standard 239 

Brass  Gate  Valves,  Handy,     Lunkenheimer     . .   234 

Brass  Gate  Valves,  Hose,    Standard 234 

Brass  Gate  Valves,  Quick  Opening,   Pratt   and 

Cady     234 

Brass  Gate  Valves,  Standard     234 

Brass  Globe  Valves,  Fairbanks     231 

Brass  Globe  Valves,  Lunkenheimer    231 

Brass  Globe  Valves,  Needle,  Lunkenheimer  . .  232 
Brass  Globe  Valves,  Renewo,  Lunkenheimer  .  232 

Brass  Globe  Valves,  Standard     231 

Brass  Grease   Cups    258,  259 

Brass  Hose  Goods     398-401 

Brass  Hose  Valves,  Chicago   Pattern    234 

Brass  Hose  Valves,   Garden,    Standard     234 

Brass  Hose  Valves,  Standard     234 

Brass  Lubricators,      Engine,      Plain,      Lunken- 
heimer        256 

Brass  Oil  Cups    258 

Brass  Pop  Safety  Valves,  Lunkenheimer 238 

Brass  Quick   Opening   Gate   Valves,    Pratt   and 

Cady 234 

Brass  Relief  Valves,  Advance 237 

Brass  Safety    Valves,    Standard 238 

Brass  Service    Cocks,    Gas,    Standard 239 

Brass  Steam  Cocks,  Standard     239 

Brass  Steam  Cocks,  Three- Way    239 

Brass  Steam  Whistles    242 

Brass  Stuffing    Boxes    124 

Brass  Throttle    Valves,    Lever,    Lunkenheimer  234 

Brass  Valves  for    Plunger    Pumps 128 

Brass  Valves,  Fairbanks   231 

Brass  Valves,    Lunkenheimer     231-234,238 

Brass  Valves,  Pratt  and  Cady 232,  234 

Brass  Valves,   Regrinding,   Lunkenheimer.  .231-233 

Brass  Valves,   Standard 231,   233,   234,   238,   240 

Brass  Water   Relief   Valves,    Standard 240 

Brass  Whistle   Valves    242 

Breast    Drills    341 

Brewers'    Hose    397 

Brewery  Pumps 138,  139,  142,  143,  176,   177 

Bristol's   Patent   Steel   Belt   Lacing 364 

Broad    Base   Hydraulic   Jacks,    Duff-Bethlehem  273 

Broad  Hatchet  Handles 336 

Broad  Hatchets,    Hunt's    334 


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INDEX — Continued 


PAGE 

BROOMS  — 

Warehouse    ..............................   330 

Bruno  Iron  Compression  Grease  Cups  ........    259 

BRUSHES  — 

Flue,   Spiral    ......................  .  ......    248 

BUCKETS  — 

Elevator    .............................  393,  394 

Buffalo  Planing    Mill    Exhausters    ...........  310 

Buffalo  Volume  Blowers  ....................  309 

Buffalo  Volume  Exhausters    .................  309 

Bull-Dog   Stocks   and   Dies,    Oster  ............  320 

Bull  Rope  Couplings    .......................  108 

Bull  Ropes,    Manila    ........................  108 

Bull  Wheel    Shafts,    Iron,    Ross    and    Seeley..  24 

Burner    Pliers    .............................  328 

BURRS     AND    RIVETS  — 

Copper   ..................................    351 

BUSHINGS— 

Cast  Iron,   Casing 

Cast  Iron,  Casing,    Extra   Heavy 

Cast  Iron,   Extra  Heavy 

Cast  Iron,  Reducer,  Casing 


226 
226 
225 
226 
Cast  Iron,   Standard     .....................    220 

Drill,   Forged    Steel    ......................      90 

Hose  ....................................    401 

Malleable    Iron    ..........................    216 

Plunger,    Working    Barrel  .................    129 

Butterfly  Valves,   Brass,   Lunkenheimer    ......   232 

Button's   Pattern   Pliers    .  .    328 


C  Hooks,  Strapped   88 

Cable  Chain    354 

CABLES — 

Drilling,  Manila    108 

Drilling,  Special    Crucible    Cast    Steel 109 

CAGES — 

Working   Barrel    130 

Calf  Ropes,  Manila   .  .    108 

Calf  Wheel  Parts,  Ideal   23 

Calf  Wheel  Shafts,    Iron,    Ross    and    Seeley..      24 

Calf  Wheels,  Ideal     23 

California  Casing    19? 

CALIPERS — 

All   Kinds    340 

Candle    Wick,    Cotton    410 

Cannon  Oilers   261 

Cant  Hook  Handles   330 

CANT    HOOKS 330 

Canton   Steel    418 

Canvas  Belting    358 

Canvas  Valve   Cups    130 

Cap    Screws    424 

Cape    Chisels    304 

CAPS — 

Cast  Iron,  Casing     226 

Cast  Iron,  Casing,  Extra  Heavy 226 

Cast  Iron,  Extra    Heavy    225 

Cast  Iron,  Standard     219 

Hose     401 

Malleable    Iron    216 

Ridge    421 

Sand    Line    113 

Car  Heating  Hose    397 

Car  Movers,  Samson    296 

Car    Padlocks    352 

Carpenters'  Adzes 333 

Carpenters'  Chisel    Handles     336 


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Carpenters'   Chisels     335 

Carpenters'   Drawing   Knives    344 

Carpenters'   Nut    Augers,     Snell's     343 

Carpenters'   Slicks     335 

Carriage  Bolt   Weights,    Common 428 

Carriage  Bolts,    Common    427 

CASING — 

California    197 

Coalinga    Special     .  198 

Double   Well    201 

Irrigation     197 

Lap   Welded    197,  193 

Oil    Well 197 

Stove   Pipe    201 

Water    Well     197 

Casing  Adapters    96 

Casing  Blocks     106 

Casing  Clamps     99 

Casing  Couplings,  Wrought    207 

Casing  Cutter  Jars   73 

Casing  Cutter    Sinkers    73 

Casing  Cutters,  Improved    Pattern     73 

Casing  Cutters,   Regular   Pattern    73 

Casing  Fittings,   Cast    Iron     226 

Casing  Fittings,   Cast   Iron,    Extra   Heavy 226 

Casing  Head    Tops,    Common    113 

Casing  Heads,   Common     113 

Casing  Hooks     106 

Casing  Lines,   Crucible   Cast   Steel 109 

Casing  Nipples     209 

Casing  Nipples,  Combination    73 

Casing  Perforators      72 

Casing  Shoes     94,  95 

Casing  Shoes,    Baker     96 

Casing  Spears,   Fox    Trip     66 

Casing  Spears,   Mills    Drive-Down    68 

Casing  Spears,   Mills   Pull-Up    67 

Casing  Splitters     72 

Casing  Starters,   Double  Well 202 

Casing  Swedges     69 

Casing  Wagons    117 

Cast  Iron  Casing   Fittings    226 

Cast  Iron  Casing    Fittings,    Extra    Heavy 226 

Cast  Iron  Companion  Flanges,  Reducing,  Stan- 
dard      229 

Cast  Iron  Companion    Flanges,    Standard 229 

Cast  Iron   Fittings,   Flanged,   Standard     ...227-229 
Cast  Iron   Fittings,   Long        Sweep,        Screwed, 

Standard    221 

Cast  Iron  Fittings,   Screwed,   Extra  Heavy.224,  225 

Cast  Iron   Fittings,    Screwed,    Standard 218-223 

Cast  Iron  Pulleys     368 

Cast  Iron  Washers     429 

CASTINGS— 

Smooth-On    413 

CATCHERS — 

Tubing,    Curtin    Patent    121 

CEMENT — 

Asbestos     411 

Belt     365 

CEMENTS — 

Smooth-On    413 

Center  Keys     315 

Center  Packed  Plunger  Pattern  Power  Pumps, 

Duplex    180,  181 

Center     Packed     Plunger     Pumping     Engines, 
Outside,    Duplex,   Triple    Expansion — 

For    Mine    Service 162,  163 

For  Water  Works   Service 162,  163 

Center    Packed    Plunger    Pumps,    Outside,    Du- 
plex     158,  159 

Center   Packed    Plunger    Pumps,    Outside,    Du- 
plex,   Compound     160,  161 


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INDEX — Continued 


CHAIN— 

Cable    

Coil,  Proof 
Chain  Belting 
Chain  Blocks 


PAGE 

354 

354 

385-388 

276,   277 

Chain  Drilling    Attachments 341 

Chain  Hoists     276,  277 

Chain  Pipe  Tongs     324 

Chain  Pipe  Wrenches,  Agrippa     324 

Chain   Pipe  Wrenches,   Vulcan 324 

Chain  Pipe  Wrenches,   Vulcan  Bijaw 324 

Chain  Tongs,     Kellerman's     61 

CHAMBERS — 

Air    133 

Champion    Six-Lever    Padlocks 352 

CHECK    VALVES — 

Brass,   Angle,   Lunkenheimer      233 

Brass,   Angle,   Standard     233 

Brass,   Ball,    Lunkenheimer    233 

Brass,   Horizontal,   Lunkenheimer     233 

Brass,   Horizontal,   Standard     233 

Brass,   Swing,    Pratt    and    Cady 232 

Brass,   Vertical,   Lunkenheimer      233 

Brass,   Vertical,   Standard      233 

Crocker    131 

Iron  Body,   Angle,   Standard    235 

Iron   Body,  Horizontal,    Standard     235 

Iron  Body,   Swing,    Standard    235 

Chemical   Fire   Engines,   Advance   403 

Chemical   Fire   Extinguishers 403 

Chesterton's   Gauge   Glass   Cutters 247 

Chicago  Pattern    Brass    Hose    Valves 234 

Chime    Whistles,    Brass,    Lunkenheimer 242 

Chisel  Handles,   Socket  Firmer   336 

Chisel  Handles,   Socket    Framing    336 

CHISELS — 

Blacksmiths'   303 

Cape    304 

Carpenters'    335 

Cold,    Hand    304 

Diamond     Point     304 

Socket  Firmer    335 

Socket  Framing     335 

Machinists'     304 

Round  Nose    304 

Socket  Corner    335 

Track    295 

Circulating  Heads,    Willard    114 

Circulating  Pumps     140,  141 

CLAMPS — 

Anchor     116 

Belt     365 

Belt,  Iron  Screw 377 

Casing    99 

Drive    98 

Hose,  Steam     399 

Hose,   Suction,     Double     Bolt 399 

Hose,   Water     399 

Packing    117 

Pipe,  Water    216 

Rod,     Polished     123 

Rope,  Temper  Screw   38 

Clark's  Pattern  Expansive  Bit  Cutters 342 

Clark's  Pattern  Expansive  Bits     342 

CL  A  SSIFICATION — 

Iron,    National     419 

Malleable    Iron    Fittings 211 

Steel      419 

Tool    Steel    418 

Claw    Bars    294 

Claw  Bars,   Drop  Forged 295 

Claw  Hatchets,     Hunt's     334 

Clay  Pick  Handles   336 


Clay  Picks     297 

Clayton  and   Lambert  Fire  Pots   ...'.'.'.               '    339 
Clayton  and  Lambert  Torches     339 

CLEANERS — 

Flue,   Elliptic        248 

rlue,   Engineers     Favorite    248 

Cling-Surface    Belt     Dressing 355 

Clip   Gate  Valves,   Lunkenheimer '    236 

CLIPS — 

Wire    Rope    291 

CLOTH — 

gmery 355 

Wire,    Mining    355 

Cloth   Insertion   Sheet  Packing 406 

Clutch  Bands    375 

Clutch  Couplings,  Jaw 375 

CLUTCHES— 

Jaw     376 

Coach   Screw    Weights     425 

Coach   Screws     425 

COAL — 

Blacksmiths'      420 

Coalinga   Special   Casing 198 

Cobb's   Spiral   Piston   Packing 408 

Cock    Wrenches,    Steam    239 

COCKS — 

Air    244 

Ball,    Compression    241 

Gauge,  Ball     244 

Gauge,   Compression      244 

Gauge,  Compression,    Lunkenheimer    244 

Iron,   Asbestos   Packed,   Vulcanized 240 

Iron,   Standard     239 

Service,    Gas,    Brass,    Standard 239 

Steam,   Brass,   Standard     239 

Steam,   Brass,  Three-Way     239 

Goes'  Genuine  Key   Model   WVenches... 325 

Goes'   Genuine  Screw  Wrenches   325 

Coil    Chain,    Proof    354 

COKE — 

Foundry     420 

Cokely   Jack    Post    Boxes 18 

Cold   Chisels,   Blacksmiths'      303 

Cold   Chisels,  Hand     304 

Cold  Rolled    Steel     417 

Collar    Sockets    64 

COLLARS — 

Drill,    Forged    Steel    90 

Set,   Safety    371 

Set,   Safety,    Dimensions   of 383 

COLLETS— 

Screw    Plate,    Little   Giant 318 

COLUMNS — 

Water,   Cast    Iron,    Standard 242 

Water,   Combination,    Lunkenheimer    242 

Combination   Casing     Nipples     73 

Combination  Pipe    Vise    Parts,    Smith's 305 

Combination  Pipe  Vises,   Smith's    305 

Combination  Rig   Lumber    Specifications.  ..  .78,     79 

Combination   Sockets    64 

Combination  Wrenches,  Bemis  and  Call 326 

Combined   Pumps  and   Receivers 150,   151 

Common   Carriage  Bolt    Weights    428 

Common  Carriage   Bolts    427 

Common  Casing  Head    Tops    113 

Common  Casing  Heads    113 

Common   Derrick  Crane    Parts    56 

Common  Derrick  Cranes     56 

Common   Flanges,   Cast   Iron    223 


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Common  Flat  Boxes    .............  ..........  374 

Common  Flat  Boxes,    Dimensions    of  .........  380 

Common  Hose  Spanners   ....................  398 

Common  Sand  Pump    Bottoms    ..............  54 

Common  Sand  Pumps      ...........  .  .........  52 

Common  Sand  Pumps,   Sectional    ............  52 

Common  Sucker    Rod    Hooks  ................  121 

Common  Tubing  Spears    .................  •  •  •  75 

Companion     Flanges,     Cast     Iron,     Reducing, 

Standard   ................................  229 

Companion    Flanges,    Cast    Iron,    Standard  ----  229 

Compass  Saws   .............................  338 

COMPOUND  — 

Boiler,    International    .....................    412 

Pipe-Joint,    Graphite,    Dixon's  ..............    412 

COMPOUND  DUPLEX  PUMPS— 

Outside  Center  Packed  Plunger  ........  160,  161 

Piston  Pattern,  General    Service    ..........    144 

Piston  Pattern,  Low    Service    .............    144 

Plunger    and    Ring    Pattern  ............  154,   155 

Compound  Duplex  Valve  Pot  Pumping  Engines  166 
Compression  Ball    Cocks     ...................    241 

Compression  Bibbs,    Standard    ...............    241 

Compression  Gauge  Cocks    ..................    244 

Compression  Gauge  Cocks,    Lunkenheimer    .  .  .    244 
Compression  Grease  Cups,  Iron,  Bruno    ......    259 

Compression  Grease  Cups,  Steel,    Empress    .  .  .    258 
Compression  Shaft  Couplings    .............  .  .    371 

Compression  Shaft  Couplings,   Dimensions    of.    3: 
Compression  Shaft  Couplings,   Levalley    ......    370 

Compression  Shaft  Couplings,  Nicholson     ----    369 

COMPRESSORS— 

Air,  Double    Acting    ..................  190,  191 

Air,  Duplex,  Two  Stage  ...................  1' 

Concrete  Wheelbarrows  .....................  300 

CONDEN  SERS  — 

jet    .....................................    1  '  4 

Steam   Engine 


Condensing  Apparatus,   Independent  ........  ..  174 

Connections    for    Power    Pumps  ..........  188,  18» 

Construction  of    Barrett   Jacks  ...............  264 

Construction  Wrenches   .....................  327 

Copper  Balls     ..............................  241 

Copper  Hardened  Babbitt  Metal  ..............  414 

Copper  Plated  Steel  Fillers     ................  261 

Copper  Plated  Steel  Oilers    .................  260 

Copper  Plated  Steel  Tallow  Pots   ............  261 

Copper  Rivets  and   Burrs  ....................  351 

COPPERS  — 

Soldering     ...............................  328 

CORD  — 

Sash,    Wire    .............................  291 

CORDS  — 

Telegraph    ...............................  1 

Cork  Washers    .............................  258 

Corner  Chisels,   Socket    .....................  335 

Corrugated    Steel    Sheets  ....................  421 

Cotton  Belting     ............................  359 

Cotton  Candle   Wick    .......................  410 

Cotton  Measuring   Tapes    ...................  345 

Cotton  Rubber    Lined    Mill    Hose  ............  396 

COUNTER    SHAFTS  .....................  349 

COUNTERSINKS  — 

Bit   Brace    ...............................  317 

Drilling   Machine    ........................  317 

Coupling   Wrenches,    Nicholson    .............  369 

COUPLINGS  — 

Belt,    Steel,    Moran's    .....................  365 

Bull    Rope     ..............................  108 

Casing,  Wrought   .........................  207 


COUPLINGS— Continued 

Clutch,   Jaw    376 

Drill     Pipe,     Wrought 207 

Drive    Pipe,    Wrought 207 

Fxpansion    Ring    398 

Hose,   Rotary    ."". 88 

Hose,  Steam     393 

Hose,  Water     393 

Line    Pipe,    Wrought 206 

Pipe,  Wrought     206 

Pipe,  Wrought,     Extra    Heavy 206 

Shaft,   Compression     371 

Shaft,   Compression,   Dimensions    of    383 

Shaft,   Compression,   Levalley     370 

Shaft,   Compression,   Nicholson      369 

Shaft,  Flange      371 

Shaft,   Flange,    Dimensions    of    383 

Sucker  Rod,  Malleable    119 

Sucker  Rod,  Octagon   Hardwood    120 

Tubing,     Wrought     206 

Wrought     206,  207 

COVERINGS — 

Pipe,  Air    Cell     411 

Pipe,  Asbestocel    411 

Pipe,   Magnesia    411 

Pipe,   Sectional 411 

Crane  Parts,   Derrick,    Common    56 

Crane  Parts,  Derrick,  Tee  Beam   56 

CRANES — 

Derrick,   Common      

Derrick,  Tee    Beam    . 


56 

56 

Crescent   Adjustable    Engineers'    Wrenches....  326 

Crocker    Check    Valves 131 

Cross-Cut  Saw    Handles    338 

Cross-Cut  Saws,   One-Man    338 

CROSSES — 

Cast  Iron,   Casing     226 

Cast  Iron,   Casing,    Extra   Heavy 226 

Cast  Iron,   Extra   Heavy    224,  225 

Cast  Iron,   Flanged,   Standard   228 

Cast  Iron,   Long  Sweep,   Standard 221 

Cast  Iron,   Reducing,   Casing    226 

Cast  Iron,   Reducing,   Casing,     Extra    Heavy  226 

Cast  Iron,   Reducing,   Extra    Heavy    ....224,  225 

Cast  Iron,   Reducing,   Flanged,    Standard     .  .  228 

Cast  Iron,   Reducing,   Standard     219 

Cast  Iron,   Standard     219 

Malleable  Iron   .  .                                       214 


CROWBARS 

Crown  Block   Parts,    Steel    

CROWN     BLOCKS — 

Steel 

Crown  Oil    Cups,    Lunkenheimer, 

CROWNS — 

Working  Barrel 


294 


257 


130 

CROWS— 

Jim    296 

Crumbie  Pipe  Tongs    323 

Cup  Glasses,    Oil,    Cylindrical 258 

Cup  Grease,    Albany    412 

Cup  Leathers    404 

Cup  Rings,  Valve,  Upper     128 

Cup   Rings,   Valve,  Working    128 

Cup  Wheels,  Emery 348 

CUPS — 

Grease,  Brass    258,  259 

Grease,   Iron     259 

Grease,   Steel    258 

Oil,   Brass    258 

Oil,   Glass    257 

Oil,   Lunkenheimer     257,  258 


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CUPS — Continued 

Valve,   Bow    Spring    130 

Valve,  Canvas    130 

Valve,  Darcova    130 

Valve,  Leather     130 

Curtin   Patent  Tubing   Catchers 121 

Curved  Lip  Tongs    303 

CUSTOMS — 

Pipe  Trade 194 

Cut  Lacing   862 

Cutter  Jars,    Casing    73 

Cutter  Sinkers,   Casing    73 

CUTTERS— 

Casing,   Improved   Pattern    73 

Casing,   Regular    Pattern     73 

Expansive    Bit,    Clark's    Pattern 342 

Gauge   Glass,   Chesterton's    247 

Lace,    Empire    362 

Pipe,   Barnes 323 

Pipe,   Saunders     323 

Pipe,   Stanwood      323 

Washer,    Hargrave 351 

Cutting   and    Threading    Pipe    205 

Cyclone  Chain  Hoists    276 

CYLINDERS— 

Deep    Well    125 

Emery    348 

Cylindrical   Oil    Cup   Glasses 258 


D 


D  Handle   Shovels 299 

D  and  B  Liner  Pumps    126 

D  and   B   Standing    Valves     129 

D  and   B   Stuffing  Boxes,   Cast  Iron 124 

Daniel's  P.   P.   P.   Rod   Packing 409 

Darcova  Valve   Cups 130 

Dart  Bailer    Valves    54 

Dart  Valve  Bailers     53 

Dart  Valve  Bailers,    Sectional    53 

Dartmouth    Metallic    Measuring   Tapes 345 

Deep  Well  Cylinders    125 

Deep  Well  Steam   Working  Heads    175 

Derby  Pump  Stocks  and  Dies 319 

Derrick  Crane  Parts,  Common    56 

Derrick  Crane  Parts,  Tee   Beam    56 

Derrick  Cranes,  Common   56 

Derrick  Cranes,  Tee   Beam    56 

Derrick  Lamps     Ill 

Detachable   Link   Belting,    Standard 385-388 

Diadem  Anti-Friction   Babbitt  Metal 414 

Diagonal    Spiral    Packing,    Magic 408 

Diamond  Point  Bits 89 

Diamond  Point  Chisels   304 

DIE  STOCKS — 

Adjustable,  Armstrong    319 

Adjustable,  Oster     319,  320 

DIES — 

For  Armstrong's    Adjustable    Stocks 319 

For  Oster  Adjustable   Stocks 319,  320 

Screw  Plate,  Little  Giant 318 

Differential   Chain   Hoists,    Direct 277 

DIMENSIONS    OF — 

Ball  and  Socket  Double*  Braced  Drop  Hang- 
ers  378,   379 

Ball  and  Socket  Double  Braced  Post  Hang- 
ers         382 

Common    Flat   Boxes    380 

Compression   Shaft  Couplings    383 

Dolly  Boxes    380 


DIMENSIONS   OF — Continued 

Flange    Shaft   Couplings 383 

Keyways,    Standard    416 

Ring  Oiling    Rigid    Pillow    Blocks 381 

Safety    Set    Collars 383 

Vertical    Bearings     .' 382 

Wick  Oiling  Rigid  Pillow   Blocks    381 

Wick  Oiling  Rigid   Post   Bearings 382 

Direct  Acting    Vacuum    Pumps     173 

Direct  Differential    Chain   Hoists 277 

Directions  for  Setting  Up  and  Running  Pumps  134 

DISCS — 

Asbestos,   Fairbanks    231 

Special    Metal,   Fairbanks 231 

Disk  Water  Meters,  Trident 252 

Distillery  Pumps   

138-143,   146,   147,   164,   165,   176,  177 

DIVIDERS — 

Wing  340 

Dixon's  Graphite  Pipe-Joint  Compound 412 

Dixon's  Lubricating  Graphite  412 

Dolly  Boxes 374 

Dolly  Boxes,  Dimensions  of  380 

Double  Acting  Air  Compressors  190,  191 

Double  Acting  Automatic  Lowering  Jacks, 

Barrett  265-268 

Double  Acting  Power  Pumps,  Single  Cylin- 
der, Typhoon  186 

Double  Acting  Trip  Jacks,  Barrett 265 

Double  Bolt  Suction  Hose  Clamps 399 

Double  Braced  Drop  Hangers,  Ball  and  Socket 

372,  373 

Double  Braced  Drop  Hangers,  Ball  and  Socket, 

Dimensions  of  378,  379 

Double  Braced  Post  Hangers,  Ball  and  Socket  375 
Double  Braced  Post  Hangers,  Ball  and  Socket, 

Dimensions  of  382 

Double  Branch  Elbows,  Cast  Iron,  Long  Sweep, 

Standard  221 

Double  Calipers 340 

Double  End  Bolts  11 

Double  Extra  Strong  Wrought  Pipe 196 

Double  Improved  Under  Reamer  Parts....  46,  47 

Double  Improved  Under  Reamers  45—  47 

Double  Swivel  Hooks  282 

Double  Well  Casing  201 

Double  Well  Casing  Shoes  203 

Double  Well  Casing  Starters  202 

Drain  Pumps,  Jacket 150,  151 

Drainage  Pumps  140,  141 

DRAW  WORKS — 

Ideal     80 

Ideal,  Parts    83-85 

Drawing   Knives,    Carpenters' 344 

DRESSING — 

Belt     365 

Blocks    47 

Drifting    Picks     297 

DRIFTS 315 

Drill  Bushings,    Forged    Steel 90 

Drill   Collars,     Forged     Steel 90 

Drill  Holders     315 

DRILL.   PIPE 200 

Drill  Pipe  Couplings,    Wrought    207 

Drill  Presses,   Blacksmiths'     307 

Drill  Sleeves,  Twist     v 314 

Drill   Sockets,    Twist    314 

Drill   Steel,    Canton    f 418 

Drilled    Floor    Flanges,    Cast   Iron 223 

Drilling  Attachments,    Chain    341 

Drilling  Bits,   All   Steel    42,  43 

Drilling  Cables,   Manila     108 


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Drilling  Cables,    Special    Crucible    Cast    Steel.    109 
Drilling  Engine    Parts,    Titan     ............  33-35 

Drilling  Engines,    Titan    ....................      32 

Drilling  Jars    ..............................      40 

Drilling  Lines,    Special    Crucible    Cast    Steel..    109 
Drilling  Machine    Countersinks     .............    317 

Drilling  Posts  or  "Old  Man"  ................    315 

Drilling  Template,    Standard     ...............    229 

Drilling  Tools      ..........................  37-  63 


312- 


DRILLS— 

Breast 

For    Pipe    Threads 

Hand 

Post,    Blacksmiths' 

Rail,    Sheffield 

Track,   Eclipse 

Twist 

Twist,  Bit    Stock    ........................ 

Twist,   Blacksmiths'     ...................... 

Twist,  High    Speed    ...................  312 

Twist,  Ratchet,    Square   Shank  ............. 

Twist,   Short  Set   ......................... 

Twist,  Straight    Shank    ................... 

Twist,  Taper    Shank    ..................... 

Twist,  Wire   Gauge    ...................... 

Drive  Clamp  Bolts    ......................... 

Drive  Clamp  Wrenches     .................... 

Drive  Clamps     ............................. 

Drive-Down  Casing  Spears,  Mills  ............. 

Drive  Heads,  Drop  ........................ 


205 

341 

307 

293 

293 

314 

312 

312 

314 

3 

313 

3 

3 

313 


y  ' 


DRIVE  PIPE— 

Lap  Welded    1 

Drive  Pipe    Couplings,    Wrought 207 

Drive  Pipe  Shoes     94,     95 

Drive  Pipe  Shoes,    Baker     

Drive  Punches,    Bemis    and    Call .  .  .    363 

Driven  Duplex     Power     Pumps,     Gasoline     En- 
gine     

Driven  Pumps,    Gasoline    Engine 184 

DRIVERS— 

Screw,    Eagle     350 

Driving      Connections       for       Duplex      Power 

Pumps     188,   189 

Drop  Drive  Heads    97 

Drop  Elbows,   Female,    Malleable   Iron 213 

Drop  Hangers,  Double  Braced,  Ball  and  Socket 

372,   373 

Drop  Hangers,  Double  Braced,  Ball  and  Socket, 

Dimensions   of    378,   3' 

Drop  Tees,   Female,   Malleable  Iron 21d 

Duff -Bethlehem   Hydraulic   Jacks 272-275 

Duff-B-thlehem  Hydraulic    Jacks,    Instructions 

for    Operating    272 

Duff-Bethlehem  Hydraulic   Jacks,    Special    Fea- 
tures of 272 

Duplex  Air   Compressors,   Two    Stage 192 

Duplex  Automatic     Feed     Pumps    and     Receiv- 
ers    150,   151 

DUPLEX    POWER    PUMPS — 

All    Kinds    176-189 

Belt    Driven     180-186 

Center   Packed    Plunger   Pattern 180,   181 

Electric    Driven    187,   188 

Gasoline   Engine  Driven 189 

Heavy   Pressure    182,   183 

Piston    Pattern     176,   177 

Plunder  »nd    Ring    Pattern 178,   179 

Plunger  Pattern,  Center  Packed 180,   181 

Underwriter   Water    End    186 

DUPLEX    PUMPING    ENGINES — 

Outside     Center      Packed      Plunger,      Triple 
Expansion — 

For    Mine    Service 162,   1«3 

For  Water  Works   Service 162,   163 


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DUPLEX   PUMPING   ENGINES — Continued 

Plunger    and    Ring    Pattern,    Triple    Expan- 
sion— 

For   Water  Works   Service 156,   157 

Valve    Pot,    Compound 166 

DUPLEX  PUMPS — 

All    Kinds 135-166,    168,    176-183 

Boiler    Feed,    Piston    Pattern 138,   139 

Fire    152 

Fire,    Underwriter    153 

General   Service,  Piston   Pattern    142,   143 

General   Service,  Piston   Pattern,     Compound  144 
General    Service,    Plunger     and     Ring     Pat- 
tern    . 146,   147 

Low  Service,  Piston  Pattern,  Compound..  144 
Low  Service  or  Tank,  Piston  Pattern.  .  140,  141 
Low  Service  or  Tank,  Plunger  and  Ring 

Pattern    148 

Low   Steam    Pressure     149 

Marine    Type,    Piston    Pattern,    Vertical 145 

Outside  Center   Packed   Plunger     158,   159 

Outside  Center  Packer    Plunger,     Compound 

160,   161 

Piston  Pattern,   Boiler  Feed    138,   139 

Piston  Pattern,   General   Service    142,   143 

Piston   Pattern,   General    Service,    Compound  144 

Piston  Pattern,   Low   Service    140,   141 

Piston  Pattern,   Low   Service,     Compound...    144 

Piston  Pattern,   Marine     Type,     Vertical 145 

Piston   Pattern,   Special      168 

Piston  Pattern,  Tank    140,   141 

Plunger  and  Ring  Pattern,  Compound.  .  154,  155 
Plunger  and  Ring  Pattern,  General  Service 

146,   147 

Plunger  and   Ring  Pattern,   Low  Service   . .  .    148 

Plunger  and   Ring  Pattern,  Tank     148 

Plunger  Outside  Center  Packed     158,   159 

Plunger  Outside  Center  Packed,     Compound 

160,   161 

Ram  Pattern   138,   139 

Tank,   Piston   Pattern    140,   141 

Tank,   Plunger  and  Ring  Pattern 148 

Underwriter   Fire    153 

Valve   Pot    164,  165 

Duro    Blow-off   Valves,    Lunkenheimer 237 


E 


Eagle  Anvils     302 

Eagle   Screw  Drivers    350 

Eclipse  Elevator  Bolts 394 

Eclipse  Sectional   Rainbow   Gaskets 407 

Eclipse  Track    Drills    293 

Ejector   Parts,   Penberthy 250 

EJECTORS — 

Penberthy    250 

ELBOWS — 

Cast  Iron,   Casing     226 

Cast  Iron,   Casing,    Extra   Heavy 226 

Cast  Iron,   Double      Branch,      Long      Sweep, 

Standard    221 

Cast  Iron,   Extra   Heavy    224,  225 

Cast  Iron,   Flanged,    Standard     227 

Cast  Iron,   Long  Radius,    Casing    226 

Cast  Iron,  Long  Sweep,    Standard     221 

Cast  Iron,   Reducing,   Casing   226 

Cast  Iron,   Reducing,   Casing,    Extra   Heavy.  226 

Cast  Iron,   Reducing,   Extra    Heavy    224,  225 

Cast  Iron,   Reducing,   Standard     218 

Cast  Iron,   Standard     218 

Cast  Iron,   45°,   Casing    226 

Cast  Iron,   45°,   Casing,    Extra    Heavy 226 

Cast  Iron,   45°,   Extra    Heavy     224,  225 

Cast  Iron,   45°,   Flanged,    Standard    227 


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ELBOWS — Continued 

Cast  Iron,   45°,   Standard    218 

Malleable  Iron     212 

Malleable  Iron,   Drop,    Female    213 

Malleable  Iron,   Side    Outlet    213 

Malleable  Iron,   Street     213 

Malleable  Iron,   45°    212 

Electric   Driven   Duplex   Power   Pumps.  ..  .187,  188 

Elephant    Padlocks    353 

Elevator  Bolts    394 

Elevator   Buckets      393,  394 

Elevator  Pumps,   Hydraulic    

146,   147,    154,    155,   158-161 

ELEVATORS — 

Fair's    Patent    100,  101 

Malleable  Iron 100 

Scott's    Patent     102 

Single    Link    104 

Sucker    Rod 121 

Wilson's    Patent 103 

Wrought  Iron    100-104 

Elliptic  Flue   Scrapers   248 

ELLS— 

(See    Elbows    Above) 

Emery  Cloth     355 

Emery  Cup    Wheels     348 

Emery  Cylinders     348 

Emery   Grinders     349 

Emery  Wheels     348 

Empire  Lace   Cutters   362 

Empire  Oval    Gum    Core    Packing 409 

Empress  Compression   Steel  Grease  Cups 258 

Engine  Driven  Duplex  Power  Pumps,  Gasoline  189 

Engine  Driven   Pumps,    Gasoline    184 

Engine    Lubricators,      Plain,      Brass,      Lunken- 

heimer    256 

Engine  Lubricators.   Two-Quart     256 

Engine  Parts,    Drilling,    Titan 33-  35 

Engine  Pump    Parts,    Page   Adjustable 36 

Engine  Pumps,   Page    Adjustable    36 

Engineers'   Favorite   Flue   Scrapers 248 

Engineers'   Steel    Fillers,    Copper    Plated 261 

Engineers'  Wrenches     327 

Engineers'  Wrenches.    Adjustable,    Crescent.  .  .  326 

ENGINES — 

Drilling,    Titan    32 

Fire,    Chemical,    Advance 403 

Pumping — 

Outside    Center    Packed    Plunger,    Duplex, 
Triple    Expansion — 

For    Mine    Service    162,  163 

For  Water  Works   Service 162,  163 

Plunger  and  Ring  Pattern,   Duplex,  Triple 
Expansion — 

For  Water  Works   Service 156,  157 

Valve  Pot,  Duplex,   Compound 166 

Well,  Artesian 175 

EQUIPMENT — 

Pumping    122 

Excelsior  Elevator  Bolts 394 

EXHAUSTERS — 

Planing   Mill,    Buffalo    310 

Volume,    Buffalo    309 

EXPANDERS — 

Tube,  Roller,  Standard 248 

Expansion  Joints,  Brass,  Standard  240 

Expansion  Joints,  Iron  Body,  Standard 240 

Expansion  Ring  Couplings  398 

Expansive  Bit  Cutters,  Clark's  Pattern 342 

Expansive  Bits,  Clark's  Pattern  342 

Extension  Rings,  Plunger,  Four  Cup 128 

Extension  Standing  Valve  Barrels 127 

EXTENSIONS — 

Plunger,  Four  Cup   130 


EXTINGUISHERS — 

Fire,  Chemical 403 

Extra  Heavy  Cast   Iron    Casing   Fittings 226 

Extra  Heavy  Cast    Iron    Screwed   Fittings. 224,  225 

Extra  Heavy  Iron    Body    Gate    Valves 236 

Extra  Heavy  Wrought  Pipe    Couplings    206 

Extra  Strong    Wrought    Pipe 196 

Eye  Bolts    n 

Eye  Boxes    51 

EYES— 

Rod,    Polished    123 


Fairbanks  Brass  Angle   Valves    231 

Fairbanks  Brass  Globe    Valves    231 

Fairbanks  Discs     231 

Fair's   Patent   Elevators 100,  101 

FASTENERS— 

Belt,    Steel,   Manhattan 363 

Favorite  Ass  Skin  Measuring  Tapes 345 

FELTING 

Asbestos     411 

Ferrenewo  Angle  Valves,   Lunkenheimer 231 

Ferrenewo  Globe    Valves,    Lukenheimer 231 

File   Handles    336 

FILES    AND   RASPS 346,  347 

FILLERS — 

Barrel,    Automatic,    Moran 253 

Oil,    Zinc    261 

Steel,   Engineers',   Copper  Plated 261 

Filter  Press  Pumps 158,  159,  164,  165 

Fire   Engines,    Chemical,    Advance 403 

Fire   Extinguishers,    Chemical    403 

Fire  Hose    396 

Fire  Pots,    Clayton   and   Lambert 329 

Fire  Pumps,   Duplex     152 

Fire  Pumps,  Underwriter,  Duplex 153 

Firmer  Chisel    Handles,    Socket 336 

Firmer  Chisels,   Socket    335 

Firmer  Gouges,     Socket     335 

Fish    Tail    Bits    89 

Fishing  Jars     40 

Fishing  Tools    64-75 

FITTINGS — 

Boiler,  Horizontal     Tubular,     Special,     Fair- 
banks,  Morse   &   Co.'s 27 

Cast  Iron,   Casing     226 

Cast  Iron,   Casing,     Extra     Heavy 226 

Cast  Iron,    Flanged,    Standard 227-229 

Cast  Iron,   Long    Sweep,    Screwed,    Standard  221 

Cast  Iron,  Screwed,  Extra   Heavy    224,  225 

Cast  Iron,   Screwed,   Standard      218-223 

Hose,   Brass   398-401 

Malleable  Iron    211-217 

Malleable   Iron,    Classification   of 211 

Working   Barrel    128-131 

Wrought    206-210 

Fixed    Claw    Hydraulic    Jacks,    Duff-Bethlehem  273 

FIXTURES — 

Boiler,    Horizontal    Tubular,     Special,     Fair- 
banks,  Morse  &  Co.'s 27 

Flange   Shaft  Couplings 371 

Flange  Shaft  Couplings,    Dimensions    of 383 

FLANGE   UNIONS— 

Cast  Iron,   Casing     226 

Cast  Iron,  Casing,     Extra    Heavy 226 

Cast  Iron,   Extra   Heavy    222,  225 


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INDEX — Continued 


PAGE 

FLANGE    UNIONS — Continued 

Cast  Iron,   Oil    Country    222 

Cast  Iron,  Standard     222 

Kewanee    217 

Flanged   Fittings,    Cast  Iron,    Standard 227-229 

Flanged  Stuffing  Boxes,   Cast  Iron 124 

FLANGES — 

Cast  Iron,   Common 223 

Cast  Iron,   Companion,     Reducing,     Standard  229 

Cast  Iron,   Companion,    Standard    229 

Cast  Iron,   Floor,    Drilled     223 

Pipe,  Riveted   222 

Flat  Boxes,  Common   374 

Flat  Boxes,  Common,   Dimensions  of    380 

FLATTERS — 

Blacksmiths'    302 

Flax   Packing,    Square 409 

Flexible    Joints,    Moran 253 

Flint  Paper 355 

Floating   Plugs    93 

Floor  Flanges,    Drilled,    Cast    Iron 223 

Flue  Blowers,   Magic 248 

Flue  Brushes,    Spiral 248 

Flue  Scrapers,  Elliptic    248 

Flue  Scrapers,  Engineers'  Favorite   248 

Foot  Valves,  Iron,  Standard 237 

Forcing  Jacks,   Pipe,   Barrett 268 

Fore   Planes    337 

Forged    Steel    Nipples 73 

FORGES — 

Bench     307 

Portable    306,   307 

Rivet    306 

FORKS— 

Rail    294 

Foundry   Coke   420 

Four  Cup  Plunger  Extension  Rings 128 

Four  Cup  Plunger    Extensions    130 

Four  Sheave  Rotary  Blocks 88 

Four  Way    Tees,    Malleable    Iron 213 

Four  Wing    Bits     89 

Fox   Trip    Casing    Spears 66 

FRAMES — 

Hack   Saw,    Star 339 

Framing  Chisel   Handles,    Socket 336 

Framing  Chisels,    Socket    335 

FULLERS — 

Blacksmiths'    302 

Fusible    Plugs    247 


G 


Galvanized  Steel  Wire  Strand 291 

Garbutt   Attachments    129 

Garden   Hose   Valves,    Brass,    Standard 234 

Garlock    Spiral    Packing 408 

Gas  Pipe    195,  196 

Gas  Pliers     328 

Gas  Regulators,   Natural,   Little   Giant 252 

Gas  Service    Cocks,    Brass,    Standard 239 

Gas  Valves,    Upper,    Kinney 131 

Gasket    Cutters    351 

GASKETS — 

Asbestos   Metallic    407 

Metal,     Smooth-On     413 

Rainbow,    Sectional,    Eclipse 407 

Tubular,   Sectional,    Semibronze    407 

Gasoline  Engine  Driven  Duplex  Power 'Pumps  189 

Gasoline  Engine  Driven    Pumps     184 

Gasoline  Wall   Torches    Ill 


PAGE 

GATE  VALVES — 

Brass,  Handy,    Lunkenheimer    234 

Brass,  Hose,    Standard 234 

Brass,  Quick   Opening,    Pratt   and   Cady 234 

Brass,  Standard     234 

Clip,   Lunkenheimer    236 

Iron  Body,  Extra  Heavy    236 

Iron  Body,  Standard     236 

GAUGE    COCKS— 

Ball     244 

Compression    244 

Compression,    Lunkenheimer    244 

Gauge  Glass  Cutters,  Chesterton's   247 

Gauge  Glass  Preservers,    Gilbert's    247 

Gauge  Glass  Washers,    Rubber    247 

Gauge   Glasses,    Scotch,    Genuine 247 

Gauge  Syphons,   Steam    244 

GAUGES— 

Bit     44 

Hydraulic    245 

Pitch,    Screw    350 

Pressure    245 

Steam     245 

Track,  Huntington    296 

Vacuum     245 

Water,  Automatic,    Safeguard    246 

Water,  Self   Cleaning    246 

Geared   Pumps    176-187 

Geared  Ratchet  Screw  Jacks,  Ball  Bearing. 270,  271 

Geared  Trolleys     278 

Gem  Hose  Nozzles   400 

General   Instructions   for   Operating   Duff-Beth- 
lehem Hydraulic  Jacks    272 

GENERAL  SERVICE  PUMPS — 

Piston  Pattern,  Duplex    142,  143 

Piston  Pattern,   Duplex,    Compound     144 

Plunger  and  Ring  Pattern,  Duplex 146,  147 

Genuine    Babbitt    Metal 414 

Germantown    Rig    Builders'    Hatchets 334 

Gilbert's    Gauge    Glass    Preservers 247 

Gilt     Edge    Padlocks 352 

Glass    Cutters,    Gauge,    Chesterton's 247 

Glass  Oil   Cups    257 

Glass  Preservers,    Gauge,    Gilbert's 247 

Glass  Washers,    Gauge,    Rubber 247 

GLASSES — 

Gauge,     Scotch,    Genuine 247 

Lubricator     255 

Oil   Cup,    Cylindrical    258 

GLOBE   VALVES — 

Brass,  Fairbanks     231 

Brass,   Lunkenheimer   231 

Brass,  Needle,   Lunkenheimer    232 

Brass,  Renewo,    Lunkenheimer    232 

Brass,   Standard     231 

Ferrenewo,     Lunkenheimer     231 

Iron  Body,  Standard 235 

Gong   Bells,    Locomotive 350 

Goodyear   Load   Binders 350 

GOUGES — 

Socket  Firmer   335 

GRABS — 

Rope     .' 


: 70 

GRAPHITE — 

Lubricating,    Dixon's    412 

Graphite   Pipe- Joint   Compound,    Dixon's 412 

GREASE — 

Albany     412 

GREASE   CUPS — 

Brass     258,  259 


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IXDEX — Continued 


GREASE    CUPS— Continued 

Iron    259 

Steel     258 

GRINDERS— 

Smery    349 

GRINDSTONES — 

Bi-Treadle     349 

Unmounted 349 

Grip  Adjuster   Parts    122 

Grip  Adjusters     122 

Ground  Key  Bibbs   241 

GUARANTEE — 

Steam  and   Power   Pump 1S3 

Gum  Core  Packing,  Oval,  Empire 409 

Gurr.  Packing,  Pure   410 


H 


Hack  Saw  Blades     340 

Hack  Saw  Blades,    Power    340 

Hack  Saw  Frames,  Star   339 

Hack  Saws,    Power,    Simplex 339 

Hammer  Handles,  Machinists'     336 

Hammer  Handles,  Nail,    Adze   Eye 336 

HAMMERS — 

Ball    Pein,    Machinists' 332 

Hand,    Blacksmiths'    332 

Nail,    Adze    Eye    332 

Prospecting     333 

Set 302 

Hand  Blowers    .  306 

Hand  Cold  Chisels 304 

Hand  Drills    341 

Hand  Hammers,    Blacksmiths'     332 

Hand  Punches     304 

Hand  Saw    Handles     338 

Hand  Saws     338 

Hand  Taps,   Machinists'    316 

Handled  Axes,    Red    Ridge 333 

Handled  Smooth    Wood    Bottom    Planes 337 

HANDLES — 

Adze     336 

Auger,  Adjustable,  Pratt's    336 

Axe     336 

Cant    Hook    330 

Chisel,    Carpenters'     336 

File     336 

Hammer,  Machinists'     336 

Hammer,  Nail,  Adze  Eye 336 

Hatchet,  Broad    336 

Hatchet,  Rig  Builders'    336 

Mattock   336 

Peavey     330 

Pick,  Clay     336 

Pick,  Railroad    336 

Saw    338 

Sledge    336 

Soldering   C«pper    328 

Handy    Gate    Valves,    Brass,    Lunkenheimer..  234 

HANGERS — 

Drop,  Double   Braced,   Ball   and    Socket. 372,  373 
Drop,  Double   Braced,   Ball   and .  Socket,    Di- 
mensions  of 378,  379 

Post,  Double  Braced,  Ball  and  Socket 375 

Post,  Double    Braced,    Ball    and    Socket,    Di- 
mensions of   382 

HARDIES— 

Blacksmiths'    , .  302 


Hardison  Patent  Tong  Parts 62 

Hardison  Patent  Tongs 62 


Hardwood   Sucker  Rods,   Octagon.... 120 

Hargrave   Washer   Cutters '    351 

Hartz  Steel   Hay   Fork   Blocks 283 

HASPS— 

And  Staples    354 

And  Staples,    Hook    

Hinge,  Wrought  Steel '.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.  354 

Hatchet  Handles,  Broad  ,  33* 

Hatchet  Handles,  Rig  Builders'  !!!.'.*'!!!!.*!  336 

HATCHETS— 

Bench,  Hunt's   .  .  .  00, 

Broad,   Hunt's    " 

Claw,    Hunt's     . 

Rig  Builders'    .'.]'. 

Shingling,  Hunt's 334 

Haulage  Rope,   Wire   '  990 

Hawser   Laid    Drilling   Cables..'! 

Hay  Fork  Blocks,  Steel,  Hartz. ...'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.',['.  283 

HEADS — 

Casing,   Common   11 3 

Circulating,  Willard   ., 

Drive,   Drop    !.'.".!".""  97 

Heaving  Plugs,  Barnes   93 

Heavy  Pressure  Oil    Line    Service    Pumps .'.'.'.'  167 

Heavy  Pressure  Power  Pumps    .  .  134 

Heavy  Pressure  Power  Pumps,    Duplex ".'.182,  183 

Heavy  Pressure  Pumps    i70  171 

Hemp    Packing    '  " "        '  410 

High     Pressure      Horizontal      Tubular' '  Boiler 

Specifications,    Standard    3j 

High    Pressure     Horizontal     Tubular"  Boiler's, 

Standard     30  31 

High   Pressure   Packings    .  "406-410 

High  Speed  Twist  Drills '  '312-314 

Hinge  Hasps,  Wrought    Steel    354 

Hinge  Pins,  Alligator  Steel  Belt  Lacing. ....'.  264 
HINGES — 

Strap,  Wrought  Steel    ...  354 

Tee,  Wrought  Steel '.'.'.'.'.'.'.  354 

HOES — 

Mortar     330 

Hoisting   Rope,   Wire 288,  289 

HOISTS — 

Chain    97*5  vvr 

Ideal    (Rotary)    .  Y.Y.'.Y.Y.Y.Y.Y.V . .  80 

HOLDERS — 

Dri11    315 

Hollow  Back   Scoops    299 

Hollow  Reamers,    All    Steel.. 

Hollow  Steel    Blocks    \\\ 280 

Hollow  Wrought  Iron  Snatch  Blocks ..'.'.'.  280 

Home    Steel    Measuring   Tapes..,  345 

Hook  Bolts   "  n 

Hook  Hasps   and    Staples ............      ','.  354 

Hook  Wall  Packer   Parts,   Larkin's                      '  115 

Hook  Wall  Packers,   Larkin's    115 

HOOKS— 

Belt,   Improved    Pointed    .  363 

Belt,  Steel,   Stag .  363 

Bit     74 

C,    Strapped    .'.'""."  88 

Cant    330 

Casing    105 

Sucker    Rod,     Common 121 

Swivel,    Double    282 

Tubing 106 

Wall  7 74 

HORIZONTAL    CHECK   VALVES — 

Brass,  Lunkenheimer 233 

Brass,     Standard     233 

Iron    Body,    Standard 235 


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I  N  DEX — Continued 


PAGE 

Horizontal  Tubular  Boiler  Fittings,  Special, 
Fairbanks,  Morse  &  Co.'s 27 

Horizontal  Tubular  Boiler  Fixtures,  Special, 
Fairbanks,  Morse  &  Co.'s 27 

Horizontal  Tubular  Boiler  Specifications, 
High  Pressure,  Standard  31 

Horizontal  Tubular  Boiler  Specifications,  Spe- 
cial, Fairbanks,  Morse  &  Co.'s 26 

Horizontal  Tubular  Boiler  Specifications, 
Standard  29 

HORIZONTAL,    TUBULAR    BOILERS— 

High    Pressure,    Standard 30,  31 

Special,    Fairbanks,    Morse   &   Co.'s 26 

Standard     28,  29 

Horn  Sockets 64 

Horse- Power  of  Leather   Belting    361 

Horse-Power  of  Steel    Shafting    433 

Horse   Shoe   Trip    Rope   Knives 71 

HOSE — 

Air    

Air  Brake   

Air  Drill     

Brewers'     

Car    Heating    

Fire    

Linen,   Unlined,   Underwriters' 

Mill,  Rubber  Lined,  Cotton 

Oil    

Pneumatic     

Rotary    

Steam     

Suction    

Tanners'    

Water     • 

Wine    

Wire  Winding  396, 

Hose  Bushings  

Hose  Caps  

Hose  Clamps,  Steam  

Hose  Clamps,  Suction,  Double  Bolt 

Hose  Clamps,  Water  

Hose  Couplings,  Rotary  

Hose  Couplings,  Steam  

Hose  Couplings,  Water  

Hose  Gate  Valves,  Brass,  Standard 

Hose  Goods,  Brass  398- 

Hose  Menders  

Hose  Nipples  

Hose  Nipples,  Suction 

Hose  Nozzles,  Gem  

Hose  Pipes  

Hose  Racks,  Swinging  

Hose  Reducers  

Hose  Reels,  Warehouse  

Hose  Spanners,  Common  398 

HOSE    VALVES— 

Brass,   Chicago   Pattern    234 

Brass,   Garden,    Standard    234 

Brass,   Standard     234 

Hot  Chisels.    Blacksmiths'     303 

Hot  Pressed    Nuts     430,  431 

Hot  Water   Thermometers    262 

Hump    Swinging   Hose   Racks 402 

Huntington   Track   Gauges 296 

Hunt's  Hatchets    334 

Hydraulic    Elevator    Pumps 

. 146,   147,   154,   155,    158-161 

Hydraulic  Gauges 245 

Hydraulic  Jacks,    Duff -Bethlehem    272-275 

Hydraulic  Packing,    Square    ' 409 

Hydraulic  Rotary  Rig    77 

Hydraulic   Rotary  Rig    Lumber    Specifications.  78 

Hydraulic  Spiral   Packing.   Amazon 408 

Hydraulic   Swivel   Parts,  Ideal   86,  87 

Hydraulic  Swivels,    Ideal    86 


397 
397 
397 
397 
397 
396 
396 
396 
397 
397 
88 
397 
397 
397 
396 
397 
397 
401 
401 
399 
399 
399 


398 
234 
401 
401 
400 
400 
400 
400 
402 
401 
403 


rAbt 

Hydrometer    Jars    252 

HYDROMETERS — 

Combined  with  Thermometers 262 


Ice   Machinery   Pumps 140,    141,   146,   147,  156 

Ideal  Automatic    Brass    Grease    Cups...  ..   259 

Ideal  Calf  Wheel    Parts    23 

Ideal  Calf  Wheels    23 

Ideal  Draw  Works 80 

Ideal  Draw  Works    Parts    83-  85 

Ideal  Hoists    (Rotary)     80 

Ideal  Hydraulic   Swivel    Parts    86,     87 

Ideal  Hydraulic  Swivels   .  .* 86 

Ideal  Liner  Pumps 127 

Ideal  Rig  Iron    Parts    5-  10 

Ideal  Rig  Iron   Specifications    4.        6 

Ideal  Rig  Irons    2-  10 

Ideal  Rig  Lumber    Specifications    3 

Ideal   Rotary   Machine  Parts 81,     82 

Ideal  Rotary  Machines    80 

Improved   Pattern    Casing   Cutters 73 

Improved   Pointed    Belt    Hooks 363 

Independent  Condensing    Apparatus    174 

Independent   Sight-Feeds,    Lunkeriheimer    255 

INDICATORS — 

Speed,   Starrett's   

Injector    Parts,    Automatic, 


350 

Penberthy 249 


INJECTORS — 

Automatic,    Penberthy    249 

Inside  Calipers     340 

Inside   Plunger   Pumps 146-149,    152,   154,  155 

Instructions  for  Operating  Duff-Bethlehem  Hy- 
draulic Jacks    272 

International    Boiler    Compound 412 

IRON — 

Norway    419 

Refined     419 

Iron  Body   Angle   Valves,    Standard 235 

Iron   Body  Blow-off   Valves    237 

Iron  Body  Check  Valves,    Angle,    Standard...  235 

Iron  Body  Check  Valves,  Horizontal,  Standard  235 

Iron  Body  Check   Valves,    Swing,    Standard...  235 

Iron   Body  Expansion   Joints,    Standard 240 

Iron  Body  Gate  Valves,   Extra   Heavy 236 

Iron   Body  Gate  Valves,    Standard     236 

Iron  Body  Globe  Valves,   Standard 235 

Iron  Body  Safety   Valves,   Standard 238 

Iron  Body  Valves,   Standard    ...235,   237,   238,  240 

Iron  Body  Water    Relief    Valves,    Standard...  240 

Iron   Case    Pop    Safety    Valves 238 

Iron  Classification,    National    419 

Iron   Cocks,   Asbestos    Packed,    Vulcanized 240 

Iron  Cocks,   Standard      239 

Iron   Elevator  Buckets,   Malleable    393,  394 

Iron  Grease    Cups    259 

Iron  Lubricators.    Plain    256 

Iron  Planes,   Adjustable,   Bailey 337 

Iron  Pulleys,   Cast    368 

Iron   Screw  Belt  Clamps 377 

Iron  Wood  Screws 423 

IRONS— 

Rig,   Ideal     2-10 

Rig,   Standard      14-  17 

Ironsides    Padlocks,    Yale 353 

Irrigation   Casing     197 

Irrigation  Pumps..  140,  141,  148,  154,  155,  176-181 

Irwin  Solid  Center  Auger  Bits,  Genuine 343 

Irwin   Solid  Center   Ship   Augers,    Genuine 343 


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IXDEX — Continued 


J 


PAGE 

ack  Parts,   Oil   Well,   Barrett   Patent 58,  59 

ack  Planes 337 

ack  Post  Boxes,   Cokely     IS 

ack  Post  Boxes,   Open     18 

ack  Post  Stirrups    18 

ack  'Screws,    Locomotive    275 

acket  Drain  Pumps   150,  151 

JACKS — 

Automatic    Lowering,     Double    Acting,     Bar- 
rett      265-268 

Automobile,   Barrett   269 

Barrett    265-269 

Barrett,    Construction    of 264 

Boot    75 

Hydraulic,    Duff-Bethlehem    272-275 

Latch    75 

Oil   Well,   Barrett  Patent 57 

Pipe   Forcing,   Barrett 268 

Screw,    Ratchet,    Geared,    Ball   Bearing.  .270,  271 

Trip,    Double   Acting,    Barrett 265 

Jar  Knockers   75 

Jarecki  Steam  Jet  Pumps 250 

JARS — 

Casing   Cutter    

Drilling    

Fishing    

Hydrometer    

Rope  Knife 

Sucker   Rod    


73 
40 
40 
262 
71 
71 

Jaw  Clutch   Couplings    376 

Jaw  Clutches    376 

JAWS— 

Vise    399 

Jennings  Pattern   Auger  Bits,   Snell's 342 

Jet  Condensers     174 

Jet  Pumps,   Steam,  Jarecki     250 

Jet  Pumps,   Steam,   Penberthy   250 

Jewel    Brass    Grease    Cups,    Lunkenheimer.  .  .  .  259 

JIM    CROWS 296 

Jointer   Planes    337 

JOINTS— 

Expansion,   Brass,    Standard     

Expansion,   Iron   Body,   Standard 

Flexible,   Moran     

Mangle,    Laundry,    Moran , 

Smooth-On     .  


240 

240 

253 

253 

413 

Stub  End— For  Steel   Sucker   Rods 119 

Taper,    Patent— For    Drilling    Tools 49 

Tool,    Rotary,    Forged    Steel 90 

Journal   Bearings    372-375 

Journal   Bearings,    Dimensions    of 378-382 

Journal  Box    Hydraulic    Jacks,    Duff-Bethlehem  275 
Junior    Sight-Feed    Lubricators,    Lunkenheimer  255 


K 


K.  A.  K.  Ratchet  Wire  Rooe  Sockets 39 

Kearsage   Asbestos   Sheet   Packing 410 

Kellerman's    Chain    Tongs 61 

Kewanee  Flange  Unions 217 

Kewanee  Unions     217 

Key  Model  Wrenches,  Goes'  Genuine 325 

Key  to  Dimensions  of  Bearings 377 

Key  to   Prices  of  Bearings 377 

KEYS — 

Center 315 


Keyway   Dimensions,   Standard 416 

Kinney  Upper  Gas  Valves 131 

Knife  Handle   Wrenches,    Goes' 325 

Knife  Jars,    Rope    71 

Knife   Sinkers,   Rope 71 

KNIVES — 

Drawing,  Carpenters'   344 

Rope,  Horse  Shoe  Trip 71 

Rope,  V     71 

KNOCKERS — 

Jar     75 


LA  CE — 

Belt,  Wire,  Composition . 
Lace  Cutters,  Empire  .  .  . . 
Lage  Leather  


362 
362 


LACING— 

Belt,   Steel,  Alligator    364 

Belt,   Steel,   Bristol's    Patent    364 

Cut    362 

LADLES— 

Melting    414 

Lag  Screw    Weights     425 

Lag  Screws     425 

LAMPS — 

Derrick    Ill 

Landas  Upper  Valve  Parts    131 

Landas  Upper  Valves    131 

Lap  Welded  Casing    197,  198 

Lap  Welded   Drive   Pipe    199 

Lard    Pumps    140,  141 

Larkin's  Hook  Wall  Packer    Parts     115 

Larkin's  Hook  Wall   Packers     115 

Larkin's  Improved   Sand  Pump  Parts   55 

Larkin's  Improved   Sand   Pumps     55 

Latch   Jacks    75 

LATERALS— 

Cast  Iron,   Flanged,     Reducing,     Standard..  228 

Cast  Iron,  Flanged,    Standard    228 

Laundry   Mangle  Joints,   Moran 253 

Lay  Pipe   Tongs    323 

Lead  Washers   421 

LEATHER— 

Lace   362 

Valve    404 

Leather  Belting     360 

Leather  Belting,   Horse-Power    of    361 

Leather  Belting,   Round,    Solid    360 

Leather  Belting,  Twist    360 

Leather  Preservative    365 

Leather  Valve  Cups     130 

Leather  Valve  Rings    130 

LEATHERS — 

Cup   

Lower   Valve    

Plunger    .' 

Pump  

Leidecker  Swivel  Wrench  Parts  

Leidecker  Swivel  Wrenches 

Levalley  Compression  Shaft  Couplings.. 


404 

404 

404 

404 

60 

60 

370 


LEVELS— 

And  Plumbs 344 

Track   296 

Lever  Handle    Bibbs    241 

Lever  Throttle  Valves,  Brass,  Lunkenheimer..  234 


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IXDEX — Continued 


PAGE 

LEVERS — 

Shifting 376 

Lightning   Hose    Racks 402 

LINE   PIPE 199 

Line  Pipe  Couplings,  Wrought 206 

Linen  Hose,    Unlined,    Underwriters' 396 

LINER   PUMPS — 

D  and  B    

Ideal     . 


126 

, 127 

LINES — 

Casing,    Crucible    Cast    Steel 109 

Drilling,    Special    Crucible    Cast    Steel 109 

Pumping,  Crucible  Cast  Steel 110 

Sand,   Crucible   Cast  Steel 110 

Tubing,    Crucible    Cast    Steel 109 

Lining  Bars    294 

Link  Belting,   Detachable,    Standard 385-388 

Little    Giant   Adjusters    122 

Little  Giant  Natural    Gas    Regulators 252 

Little  Giant  Screw  Plate  Collets      318 

Little  Giant  Screw  Plate    Dies     318 

Little  Giant  Screw  Plate    Stocks 318 

Little  Giant  Screw   Plates    318 

Load  Binders,  Goodyear   350 

Locknut  Nipples    210 

LOCKNUTS — 

Cast  Iron,  Casing     226 

Cast  Iron,  Standard     219 

Malleable   Iron    216 

LOCKS — 

(See    Padlocks)    352,  353 

Locomotive  Gong    Bells    350 

Locomotive  Jack    Screws    275 

Long  Cutter    Mattocks    297 

Long  Handle   Shovels 298 

Long  Radius  Elbows,  Cast  Iron,   Casing 226 

Long  Screws,    Wrought    210 

Long  Sweep     Fittings,     Cast     Iron,     Screwed, 

Standard     221 

Loose     Grindstones     349 

Low  Journal   Box  Hydraulic  Jacks,   Duff-Beth- 
lehem         275 

Low   Pressure   Packings 406,    408-411 

LOW   SERVICE  PUMPS — 

Piston  Pattern,   Duplex,    Compound     144 

Piston  Pattern,  Duplex,  Tank   140,  141 

Plunger  and   Ring  Pattern,    Duplex,   Tank. .    148 

Low    Steam   Pressure   Pumps,    Duplex 149 

Low  Type  Hydraulic  Jacks,   Duff -Bethlehem. .   274 

Lower  Valve   Barrels,   Pump,    Plunger 128 

Lower  Valve    Leathers 404 

LOWER    VALVES — 

Pump,    Plunger    128 

Lowering  Jacks,  Automatic,  Barrett 265-268 

Lubricating  Graphite,    Dixon's    412 

Lubricating  Grease     412 

Lubricator    Glasses    255 

LUBRICATORS — 

Brass,    Engine,   Plain,    Lunkenheimer 256 

Engine,     Two-Quart     256 

Iron,  Plain 256 

Sight-Feed,    Lunkenheimer    255,  256 

LUMBER    SPECIFICATIONS — 

Rig,   Combination     78,  79 

Rig,  Hydraulic     Rotary     78 

Rig,  Ideal     3 

Rig,  Standard    13 

LUNKENHEIMER — 

Angle  Valves,    Brass     231 


PAGE 

LUNKENHEIMER — Continued 

Angle  Valves,  Ferrenewo    231 

Angle  Valves,    Needle,    Brass    232 

Angle  Valves,  Renewo,  Brass   232 

Blow-off   Valves,    Duro    237 

Butterfly   Valves,    Brass    232 

Check  Valves,    Angle,    Brass    233 

Check  Valves,  Ball,   Brass    233 

Check    Valves,    Horizontal,    Brass 233 

Check  Valves,    Vertical,    Brass    233 

Chime    Whistles,    Brass    242 

Columns,    Water,    Combination     242 

Cups,  Grease,    Brass    259 

Cups,   Oil,   Brass 257  258 

Gate  Valves,    Clip    236 

Gate  Valves,    Handy,    Brass    234 

Gauge  Cocks,    Compression    244 

Globe  Valves,    Brass    231 

Globe  Valves,  Ferrenewo    231 

Globe  Valves,  Needle,  Brass    232 

Globe  Valves,  Renewo,   Brass    232 

Grease   Cups,   Brass    259 

Lubricators,   Engine,   Plain,   Brass 256 

Lubricators,    Sight-Feed    255,  256 

Oil  Cups,  Brass   257,  258 

Pop   Safety   Valves,   Brass 238 

Sight-Feed     Lubricators     255,  256 

Sight-Feeds,    Independent    255 

Throttle   Valves,   Lever,    Brass    234 

Valves,  Angle,  Brass     231 

Valves,  Angle,  Ferrenewo      231 

Valves,  Angle,  Needle,    Brass     232 

Valves,  Angle,   Renewo,    Brass    232 

Valves,  Blow-off,    Duro     237 

Valves,   Butterfly,    Brass    232 

Valves,  Check,  Angle,  Brass   233 

Valves,  Check,    Ball,    Brass    233 

Valves,  Check,  Horizontal,    Brass    233 

Valves,  Check,  Vertical,    Brass     233 

Valves,  Gate,    Clip    236 

Valves,  Gate,   Handy,   Brass    234 

Valves,  Globe,   Brass    231 

Valves,  Globe,    Ferrenewo 231 

Valves,  Globe,  Needle,    Brass    232 

Valves,  Globe,  Renewo,    Brass    232 

Valves,  Pop    Safety,    Brass 238 

Valves,  Throttle,  Lever,  Brass    234 

Water   Columns,   Combination    242 

Whistles,    Chime,    Brass    242 


M 


Machine  Bolt   Weights    428 

Machine    Bolts    426 

Machine  Countersinks,   Drilling    317 

Machine  Screw  Taps   316 

Machine  Taps    316 

MACHINES — 

Nipple,    Oster    321 

Pipe,    Advance    322 

Pipe,   Oster    320,  321 

Rotary,    Ideal    80 

Machinists'  Ball    Pein   Hammers    332 

Machinists'  Chisels     304 

Machinists'  Hammer    Handles    336 

Machinists'  Hand    Punches    304 

Machinists'  Hand    Taps    31« 

Maddren   Patent  Tong   Parts    63 

Maddren  Patent    Tongs    63 

Magic  Diagonal   Spiral  Packing    408 

Magic  Flue    Blowers    248 

Magnesia    Pipe    Coverings    411 

Major   Sight-Feed   Lubricators,    Lunkenheimer.  255 

Male  and   Female  Nipples    73 

Malleable  Couplings,    Sucker  Rod 119 


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PAGE 

Malleable  Iron  Elevator  Buckets 393,  394 

Malleable  Iron  Elevators    100 

Malleable  Iron  Fittings    211-217 

Malleable  Iron  Fittings   Classification    211 

Malleable  Iron  Washers      429 

Malleable  Iron  Wrenches— For    Brass    Cocks..  239 

Mangle   Joints,    Laundry,    Moran 253 

Manhattan  Steel  Belt  Fasteners    36t 

Manila  Bull  Ropes   108 

Manila  Calf  Ropes   108 

Manila  Drilling   Cables 108 

Manila   Rope     286 

Manila  Rope  Sockets,   New  Era 39 

Manila   Rope,    Strength   of    287 

Manila  Rope  Weights    287 

Mannington    Elevators    101,  102 

Marine   Pumps    162,   163,   170,  171 

Marine  Type   Pumps,    Piston    Pattern,    Duplex, 

Vertical   145 

Matchless   Adjustable   Trolleys    > 278 

Matchless   Stocks  and   Dies,   Oster    319 

Mattock  Handles    336 

MATTOCKS — 

Long    Cutter    

MAULS— 

Spike    


297 


296 


MEASURING  TAPES — 

Ass  Skin,  Favorite    345 

Metallic,  Dartmouth   345 

Steel,  Home   345 

Mechanical   Thermometers    262 

Melting    Ladles    414 

Mender    Txibes,    Brass     401 

Merchant    Pipe    195 

Metal  Gaskets,  Smooth-On   413 

Metallic  Measuring  Tapes,  Dartmouth 345 

METALS— 

Babbitt     414 

METERS — 

Water,   Trident    252 

Mild    Steel    419 

MILL  BOARD — 

Asbestos    410 

Mill  Hose,  Rubber  Lined,  Cotton 396 

Mills    Drive-Down    Casing    Spears 68 

Mills  Pull-Up    Casing    Spears    67 

Mine  Pumps   145,  187 

Mining  Wire  Cloth    355 

Monarch  Boiler   Ratchets    315 

Monarch  Square  Sleeve  Ratchets   315 

Monitor  Padlocks,   Yale    353 

Moore   Anti-Friction    Chain   Hoists    277 

Moran   Automatic  Barrel   Fillers    253 

Moran  Flexible    Joints    253 

Moran's  Steel  Belt  Couplings   365 

Merrill's    Saw    Sets,    Genuine    338 

Mortar   Hoes    330 

Motor  Driven  Duplex  Power  Pumps 187,  188 

Mounted    Grindstones    349 

MOVERS — 

Car,    Samson    296 

Mud    Settings,    Oil    Country    27 


N 


Nail  Hammer  Handles,  Adze  Eye. 
Nail  Hammers,   Adze   Eye    


NAILS — 

Wire,     Steel 


422 


±"AUr, 

Naspn  Steam  Traps 251 

National   Iron   Classification    .  . .  .  419 

Natural  Gas  Regulators,  Little  Giant    252 

Needle   Angle   Valves,    Brass,    Lunkenheimer. .  232 

Needle  Globe    Valves,    Brass,    Lunkenheimer..  232 

NEEDLES — 

Splicing     in 

Neely  Spudding   Shoes    93 

Neptune  Belt  Cement    365 

New   Era   Rope   Sockets    39 

Nicholson  Compression  Shaft  Couplings 369 

Nicholson    Coupling   Wrenches    369 

Nipple  Machines,  Oster 321 

NIPPLES — 

Casing    209 

Casing,    Combination    73 

Forged    Steel    73 

Hose     400 

Hose,    Suction    400 

Locknut     210 

Male  and  Female    73 

Reducing  or  Swaged    210 

Tank     210 

Wrought     208-210 

Norway  Iron    419 

Noxon  Stuffing  Boxes,   Cast  Iron 124 

NOZZLES — 

Hose,   Gem    400 

Nut  Augers,   Carpenters',   Snell's    343 

Nut  Taps    316 

NUTS— 

Hot  Pressed    430,  431 

Plunger,  Working  Barrel   12.9 


O 


Octagon   Hardwood    Sucker    Rods    120 

Oil   Country  Flange    Unions,    Cast    Iron 222 

Oil  Country  Mud    Settings    27 

Oil  Cup  Glasses,  Cylindrical    258 

OIL    CUPS— 

Brass    258 

Glass    257 

Lunkenheimer     257,  258 

Oil  Fillers,   Zinc    261 

Oil  Hose     397 

Oil  King   Rig   Builders'    Hatchets    334 

Oil  Line  Service  Pumps     166 

Oil  Line  Service  Pumps,  Heavy  Pressure 167 

Oil  Refinery  Pumps  138-144,  148,  158-161,  164,  165 

Oil   Slips    344 

Oil   Stones     344 

Oil  Thermometers,    Wood    Case    262 

Oil  Well    Casing     197 

Oil  Well   Jack  Parts,    Barrett    Patent 58,  59 

OIL   WELL  JACKS — 

Barrett    Patent    , 


57 

OILERS — 

Cannon    261 

Railroad,   Steel,  Copper  Plated    260 

Steel,   Copper  Plated    260 

Zinc    .... 260 

Old   Man  or   Drilling  Posts    315 

One-Man  Cross-Cut   Saw  Handles    338 

One-Man  Cross-Cut  Saws 338 

Oster  Nipple    Machines     321 

Oster  Pipe    Machines    320,  321 

Oster  Stocks    and    Dies 319,  320 


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PAGE 

Outside    Calipets     340 

Outside     Center     Packed      Plunger     Pumping 
Engines,   Duplex,   Triple   Expansion — 

For    Mine    Service 162,163 

For  Water  Works  Service 162,   163 

Outside   Center   Packed    Plunger    Pumps — 

Duplex    158,   159 

Duplex,   Compound    160,   161 

Oval  Gum   Core   Packing,    Empire 409 

Oval  Thimbles,    Galvanized    291 


OVERSHOTS 


91 


Packer  Parts,  Wall,  Hook,   Larkin's 115 

PACKERS — 

Wall,   Hook,    Larkin's 115 

PACKINGS — 

All    Kinds    , 406-411 

Asbestos     410,  411 

Candle   Wick    410 

Flax,     Square     409 

Gasket,  Asbestos    407 

Gasket,     Tubular     407 

Gum,    Pure     410 

Gum  Core,  Oval,   Empire    409 

Hemp     410 

High    Pressure    406-410 

Hydraulic,    Square    409 

Low  Pressure 406,  408-411 

Piston,   Spiral,   Cobb's    408 

Rod,   Daniel's   P.    P.   P 409 

Rubber   Back,    Square    409 

Sheet,  Asbestos,    Kearsarge    410 

Sheet,   Cloth  Insertion 406 

Sheet,  Petrobestos      406 

Sheet,   Rainbow      407 

Sheet,  Red    406 

Sheet,  Usudurian    406 

Sheet,  Wire    Inserted     406,  410 

Spiral,    Diagonal,    Magic     408 

Spiral,    Garlock     408 

Spiral,  Hydraulic,    Amazon    408 

Spiral,  Pilley's     408 

Twist,    Palmetto    407 

Wick,   Asbestos    411 

Packing    Clamps    117 

PADLOCKS — 

All    Kinds    352,  353 

Yale     . . 353 

Page  Adjustable   Engine   Pump    Parts 36 

Page  Adjustable  Engine   Pumps    36 

Palmetto  Twist  Packing    407 

PAPER — 

Asbestos     410 

Flint     355 

Sand     355 

Paper  Mill  Pumps 138-145,  149-151,   153-155 

Paragon       Sight-Feed       Lubricators,       Lunken- 

heimer    .    256 

PARTS — 

Adjuster,    Grip    122 

Blower,    Steam,    Star    308 

Calf  Wheel,  Ideal   23 

Crane,   Derrick,   Common    56 

Crane,  Derrick,    Tee    Beam     56 

Crown  Block,   Steel    22 

Draw    Works,   Ideal 83-  85 

Ejector,    Penberthy    250 

Engine,    Drilling,   Titan    33—  35 

Injector,   Automatic,    Penberthy    249 


PAGE 
PARTS — Continued 

Jack,   Oil  Well,   Barrett  Patent 58,  59 

Machine,    Rotary,   Ideal    81,  82 

Packer,    Wall,    Larkin's     115 

Pitman,  Smith  and  Hess 19 

Pump,    Engine,    Page   Adjustable 36 

Pump,    Sand,    Larkin's   Improved 55 

Rig  Iron,   Ideal     5-  10 

Rig  Iron,   Standard     15-  17 

Sand   Reel,   Standard     21 

Sand   Reel,   Union    Special     21 

Screw    Plate,    Little    Giant     318 

Spear,    Rotary,    Washdown    91 

Swivel,   Hydraulic,   Ideal    86,  87 

Temper    Screw    38 

Tong,  Hardison  Patent   62 

Tong,   Maddren   Patent    63 

Truss,   Smith  and  Hess   19 

Under  Reamer,  Double  Improved 46,  47 

Upper  Valve,  Landas 131 

Vise,    Pipe,    Combination,    Smith's 305 

Wrench,    Pipe,   Trimo    325 

Wrench,   Swivel,  Barrett    60 

Wrench,  Swivel,  Leidecker    60 

Parvalue    Belt    Dressing    365 

Patch   Bolt  Taps 317 

Peavey   Handles    330 

PEAVIES 330 

Penberthy  Automatic    Injector    Parts    249 

Penberthy  Automatic  Injectors   249 

Penberthy  Ejector    Parts    250 

Penberthy    Ejectors    250 

Penberthy   Safeguard    Water    Gauges 246 

Penberthy   Steam  Jet  Pumps 250 

PERFORATORS — 

Casing    72 

Petrobestos  Sheet  Packing    406 

Philips'    Pressed    Steel   Pulleys 368 

Pick  Handles,    Clay    336 

Pick  Handles,    Railroad    336 

Pick  Steel,    Canton     418 

Pick  Tongs,    Blacksmiths'     303 

PICKS— 

Clay    

Drifting     .  . 

Poll     

Prospecting 
Railroad 


297 

297 

297 

333 

>. 297 

Tamping,    V,    Railroad    297 

Pilley's    Spiral    Packing    408 

PIL.L.OW  BLOCKS — 

Rigid     374 

Rigid,  Dimensions  of 381 

Pin    Templates     49 

Pinion   and   Rack   Belt  Tighteners    377 

PINS   AND  BOXES — 

For     Drilling    Tools     49 


PINS — 

Hinge,   Alligator   Steel   Belt  Lacing... 364 

Stub   End,    Steel   Sucker   Rod 119 

With    Solid  Hook    51 

With    Swivel    Hook    51 

Pioneer   Oil    Cups,    Lunkenheimer    257 

PIPE — 

Drill      200 

Drive    l9^ 

Extra  Strong,  Wrought 196 

Extra  Strong,   Double,  Wrought   196 

Gas    195,   196 

Line   199 

Merchant     195 


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PIPE — Continued 

Standard,    Wrought    195 

Steam    195,   196 

Water    195,   196 

Wrought     195,   196 

Pipe  Clamps,    Water    216 

Pipe  Couplings,   Drill,    Wrought     207 

Pipe  Couplings,   Drive,    Wrought    207 

Pipe  Couplings,   Line,     Wrought     206 

Pipe  Couplings,   Wrought,     Extra     Heavy 206 

Pipe  Couplings,   Wrought,    Standard    206 

Pipe  Coverings,    Sectional    411 

Pipe  Cutters,   Barnes   323 

Pipe  Cutters,   Saunders      323 

Pipe  Cutters,   Stanwood     323 

Pipe  Cutting  and  Threading    205 

Pipe  Fittings    Wrench,    Chain,    Agrippa 324 

Pipe  Flanges,   Riveted    222 

Pipe  Forcing   Jacks,    Barrett    268 

Pipe  Joint    Compound,    Graphite,    Dixon's 412 

Pipe   Machines,    Advance    322 

Pipe  Machines,    Oster    320,   321 

Pipe   Reamers     317 

Pipe    Saddles    216 

Pipe   Stocks  and  Dies 319,   320 

Pipe  Taps      317 

Pipe  Threads      205 

Pipe  Tongs,   Chain    324 

Pipe  Tongs,  Crumbie 323 

Pipe  Tongs,    Lay    323 

Pipe  Trade    Customs    194 

Pipe  Vises     305 

Pipe  Vises,    Combination,    Smith  s    305 

Pipe  Wrench   Parts,   Trimo    325 

Pipe  Wrenches,   Chain,   Vulcan     324 

Pipe  Wrenches,   Chain,  Vulcan    Bijaw    324 

Pipe  Wrenches,    Trimo     325 

PIPES — 

Hose     400 

Piston    Packing,    Spiral,    Cobb's    408 

PISTON  PATTERN  POWER  PUMPS— 

Duplex     176,   177,   185 

Triplex     185 

PISTON  PATTERN  PUMPS— 

Boiler    Feed,    Duplex    138,  139 

General   Service,   Duplex    142,   143 

General  Service,   Duplex,  Compound 144 

Low   Service,   Duplex    140,   141 

Low  Service,  Duplex,  Compound 144 

Marine  Type,  Vertical,  Duplex 145 

Single    Cylinder     172 

Special,    Duplex    168 

Tank,   Duplex    140,   141 

350 

19 


Pitch   Gauges,   Screw    

Pitman  Parts,  Smith  and  Hess... 


PITMANS— 

Iron,    Smith    and    Hess 

Pittsburg  Pattern   Producers'    Snatch   Blocks..  282 

Plain    Brass    Oil    Cups,    Lunkenheimer 258 

Plain    Engine      Lubricators,      Brass,      Lunken- 
heimer        256 

Plain  Iron  Lubricators    256 

Plain   Plunger    Pumps    127 

Plain  Yoke   Trolleys    278 

PLANES— 

Block,  Bailey   337 

Iron,   Adjustable,   Bailey   337 

Wood  Bottom,   Adjustable,   Bailey    337 

Planing   Mill   Exhausters,    Buffalo 310 

PLATES— 

Screw,    Little    Giant    

PLIERS— 

Burner     


318 


328 


PAGE 

PLIERS — Continued 

Button's  Pattern   328 

Gas     328 

Plotz   Tops    54 

Plug   Taps,    Machinists'    316 

PLUGS — 

Cast  Iron,   Casing     226 

Cast  Iron,   Casing,    Extra   Heavy 226 

Cast  Iron,   Extra  Heavy    225 

Cast  Iron,   Standard     220 

Floating     93 

Fusible     247 

Heaving,    Barnes     93 

Tap,  Rapid    351 

PLUMBS  AND  LEVELS 344 

Pluneer    and    Ring    Pattern    Pumping    Engines, 

Duplex,    Triple    Expansion — 
For    Water    Works    Service 156,157 

PLUNGER  AND  RING  PATTERN  PUMPS — 

Duplex,    Compound    154,  155 

General   Service,   Duplex  " 146,  147 

Low  Service,  Duplex   148 

Power,    Duplex     178,  179 

Tank,    Duplex    148 

Plunger  Pattern  Power  Pumps,  Center  Packed, 

Duplex    180,  181 

Plunger   Bushings,    Working    Barrel 129 

Plunger   Extension    Rings,    Four    Cup 128 

Plunger  Extensions,   Four    Cup    130 

Plunger  Leathers    404 

Plunger  Nuts,  Working  Barrel   129 

Plunger  Pump  Brass    Valves     128 

Plunger  Pump  Lower  Valve    Barrels    128 

Plunger  Pump  Lower   Valves    128 

Plunger   Pump  Standing   Valve   Barrels    128 

Plunger  Pump   Standing    Valves     128 

Plunger  Pump  Upper  Valve  Barrels 128 

Plunger  Pump  Upper   Valves    128 

Plunger   Pump  Working   Valve   Barrels    128 

Plunger  Pump  Working  Valves    12& 

PLUNGER    PUMPING   ENGINES— 

Outside     Center     Packed,      Duplex,      Triple 
Expansion — 

For   Mine   Service    162,  163 

For  Water   Works   Service    162,  163 

PLUNGER  PUMPS— 

Inside 146-149,    152,    154,155 

Outside   Center    Packed,    Duplex 158,   159 

Outside    Center    Packed,    Duplex,    Compound 

160,   161 

Plain     127 

PLUNGER  WORKING    BARRELS— 

All    Kinds    126,   127 

Pneumatic    Hose     397 

Polished  Rod    Clamps    123 

Polished  Rod    Eyes    123 

Polished  Rod    Subs    123 

Polished  Rods     123 

Poll    Picks    297 

POP  SAFETY  VALVES — 

Brass,    Lunkenheimer     238 

Iron  Case    238 

Portable   Forges    306,  307 

POST   BEARINGS — 

Rigid,   Wick  Oiling    375 

Rigid,   Wick  Oiling,  Dimensions  of   382 

Post   Drills,    Blacksmiths'    307 

POST   HANGERS— 

Double  Braced,   Ball  and   Socket    375 

Double  Braced,  Ball  and  Socket,    Dimen- 
sions   of    382 


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POSTS — 

Drilling   or   Old    Man 315 

Pot  Valve  Pumping    Engines,    Duplex,    Com- 
pound         166 

Pot  Valve  Pumps,  Duplex    164,  165 

POTS — 

Fire,  Clayton  and  Lambert 329 

Tallow,    Steel,    Copper    Plated 261 

Power  and   Steam  Pump  General     Remarks...  133 

Power  and   Steam  Pump  Guarantee    133 

Power  and   Steam  Pump  Repairs     134 

Power  Hack  Saw  Blades    340 

Power  Hack   Saws,    Simplex 339 

POWER  PUMPS — 

Double  Acting,    Single  Cylinder,   Typhoon..  186 

Duplex    176-186 

Duplex,   Belt  Driven 180-186 

Duplex,   Electric   Driven    187,  188 

Duplex,  Gasoline    Engine    Driven 189 

Duplex,  Underwriter     Water     End 186 

Heavy  Pressure    184 

Heavy  Pressure,    Duplex    182,  183 

Piston  Pattern     185 

Piston  Pattern,    Duplex    176,  177 

Plunger   and    Ring   Pattern,    Duplex 178,  179 

Plunger  Pattern,    Center    Packed, 

Duplex     180,  181 

Special  Connections    188,  189 

Triplex    184 

Pratt  and  Cady  Brass  Quick    Opening    Gate 

Valves    234 

Pratt  and  Cady  Brass  Swing    Check    Valves..  232 

Pratt's    Adjustable    Auger    Handles    336 

PRESERVATIVE— 

Leather   365 

PRESERVERS— 

Gauge   Glass,    Gilbert's    247 

Press    Pumps,     Filter     158,159,164,165 

Pressed    Steel    Pulleys,    Phillips' 368 

Pressure  Gauges     245 

Pressure  Valves,    Back     (Rotary) 88 

Producers'    Snatch    Blocks     282 

Proof    Coil    Chain    354 

Prospecting  Hammers     333 

Prospecting  Picks     333 

PROTECTORS — 

Thread — For    Drilling    Tools     


Pull-Up    Casing   Spears,    Mills    .. 
Pulley    Weights,    Wood,    Split... 


49 

67 

367 

PULLEYS — 

Awning 355 

Cast    Iron     368 

Hay  Fork,   Steel,   Hartz 283 

Steel,    Pressed,    Philips'    368 

Wood,     Split     366,   367 

Pump  Bottoms,    Sand,    Common     54 

Pump  Brass  Valves,   Plunger    128 

Pump  Guarantee,    Steam   and   Power    133 

Pump  Leathers    404 

Pump  Lower  Valve   Barrels,    Plunger    128 

Pump  Lower  Valves,    Plunger    128 

Pump  Parts,    Engine,    Page    Adjustable 36 

Pump  Parts,    Sand,    Larkin's    Improved 5S 

Pump  Remarks,   Steam  and   Power 133 

Pump  Repairs,   Steam  and  Power 134 

Pump  Rod    Couplings — Octagon    Hardwood...    120 

Pump  Rods,    Hardwood,    Octagon    120 

Pump  Standing  Valve  Barrels,    Plunger 128 

Pump  Standing  Valves,    Plunger     128 

Pump  Stocks   and   Dies,    Derby    319 

Pump  Upper  Valve   Barrels,    Plunger    128 

Pump  Upper  Valves,    Plunger    128 

Pump  Working  Valve   Barrels,    Plunger    128 


Pump  Working    Valves,    Plunger    128 

PUMPING    ENGINES — 

Outside    Center    Packed    Plunger, 
Duplex,  Triple  Expansion — 

For  Mine    Service    162,   163 

For  Water    Works    Service    162,   163 

Plunger   and    Ring  Pattern, 

Duplex,   Triple   Expansion — 

For   Water    Works    Service    156,   157 

Valve   Pot,    Duplex,    Compound 166 

Pumping  Equipment     122 

Pumping  Lines,    Crucible   Cast   Steel    110 

PUMPS — 

And    Receivers,    Automatic    Feed, 

Duplex    150,  151 

Belted     176  -186 

Boiler  Feed,   Piston    Pattern,    Duplex    ..138,   139 

Boiler  Feed,  Vertical     145 

Brewery      138,   139,   142,   143,   176,   177 

Circulating    140,   141 

Distillery.  .138-143,   146,   147,   164,   165,   176,   177 

Drain,    Jacket     • 150,   151 

Drainage    140,   141 

Duplex 135-166,   168,   176-183 

Elevator,  Hydraulic.  .  146,  147,  154,  155,  158-161 

Engine,    Page    Adjustable     36 

Filter    Press     158,   159,   164,   165 

Fire,     Duplex    152 

Fire,   Underwriter,    Duplex    153 

Gasoline    Engine    Driven    184 

Geared     176-187 

General  Service,  Piston  Pattern,  Duplex.  142,   143 
General    Service,   Piston   Pattern,    Duplex, 

Compound     144 

General  Service,  Plunger  and  Ring  Pattern, 

Duplex    146,   147 

Heavy    Pressure    170,   171 

Ice   Machinery    140,   141,   146,   147,   156 

Irrigation 140,   141,   148,   154,   155,   176-181 

Lard    140,  141 

Liner,  D    and    B 126 

Liner,  Ideal     127 

Low  Service,   Piston   Pattern,    Duplex, 

Compound     144 

Low   Service  or  Tank,   Piston    Pattern, 

Duplex    140,  141 

Low  Service  or  Tank,   Plunger   and    Ring 

Pattern,     Duplex     148 

Low    Steam    Pressure,    Duplex 149 

Marine     162,  '163,  170,  171 

Marine  Type,    Piston    Pattern,    Duplex, 

Vertical     145 

Mine     145,  187 

Oil  Line  Service,    Heavy   Pressure 167 

Oil   Refinery 138-144,   148,   158-161,   164,   165 

Outside  Center  Packed  Plunger, 

Duplex    158,  159 

Outside  Center  Packed  Plunger, 

Duplex,    Compound     160,   161 

Paper   Mill 138-145,    149-151,    153-155 

Piston  Pattern,   Boiler    Feed,    Duplex.  .  .138,   139 
Piston  Pattern,  General    Service, 

Duplex    142,   143 

Piston  Pattern,   General  Service, 

Duplex,    Compound    144 

Piston  Pattern,  Low  Service,  Duplex    ..140,  141 
Piston  Pattern,   Low   Service,   Duplex, 

Compound     144 

Piston  Pattern,   Marine    Type,    Vertical, 

Duplex     1.45 

Piston  Pattern,   Single    Cylinder    172 

Piston  Pattern,   Special,    Duplex    .    168 

Piston   Pattern,  Tank,    Duplex     140,   141 

Plunger   and    Ring   Pattern,    Duplex, 

Compound    154,   155 

Plunger    and    Ring    Pattern,    General 

Service,    Duplex    146,147 


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IXDEX — Continued 


PAGE 

PUMPS — Continued 

Plunger   and    Ring   Pattern,    Low   Service, 

Duplex  148 

Plunger  and  Ring  Pattern,  Tank,  Duplex.  148 

Plunger,  Inside 146-149,  152,  154,  155 

Plunger,  Outside  Center  Packed, 

Duplex  158,  159 

Plunger,  Outside  Center  Packed, 

Duplex,  Compound  . 160,  161 

Plunger,  Plain  : 127 

Power,  Double  Acting,  Single  Cylinder, 

Typhoon  186 

Power,  Duplex  176-186 

Power,  Duplex,  Belt  Driven 176-186 

Power.  Duplex,  Center  Packed  Plunger 

Pattern  180,  181 

Power,  Duplex,  Electric  Driven  187,  188 

Power,  Duplex,  Gasoline  Engine  Driven..  189 
Power,  Duplex,  Underwriter  Water  End...  186 

Power,  Heavy  Pressure  184 

Power,  Heavy  Pressure,  Duplex  182,  183 

Power,  Piston  Pattern  185 

Power,  Piston  Pattern,  Duplex  176,  177 

Power,  Plunger  and  Ring  Pattern, 

Duplex  178.  179 

Power,  Plunger  Pattern,  Center  Packed, 

Duplex  180,  181 

Power,  Special  Connections  188,  189 

Power,  Triplex  184 

Quarry  138-141,  146-148,  158-163 

Railroad  Water  Tank..  140-143,  146-148,  176-181 

Ram  Pattern,  Duplex  138,  139 

Refrigerator  140-143,  146-148 

Rolling  Mill 170,  171 

Sand,  Common  52 

Sand,  Common,  Sectional  „ 52 

Sand,  Larkin's  Improved  55 

Santa  Maria  Pattern  169 

Sectional  Views  135,  136 

Sewerage  140-143,  146-148 

Steam  Jet,  Jarecki  250 

Steam  Jet,  Penberthy 250 

Steamship  

140,  141,  145-148,  158-161,  164,  165,  171 

Steel  Works  170,  171 

Tank 404 

Tank,  Piston  Pattern,  Duplex 140,  141 

Tank,  Plunger  and  Ring  Pattern,  Duplex..  148 

Tannery  138-143,  146-148 

Tar  140-143,  146-148 

Thresher  404 

Underwriter  Fire,  Duplex  153 

Vacuum,  Direct  Acting  »173 

Valve  Pot,  Duplex  164,  165 

PUNCHES — 

Belt    363 

Belt,   Spring,   Revolving    362 

Blacksmiths'   302 

Drive,    Bemis    and    Call 363 

Hand   304 

Track     295 

Pure    Gum    Packing    410 


Buarry  Pumps 138-141,   146-148,   158-163 
uick    Opening    Gate    Valves,    Brass,    Pratt 
and    Cady     234 

R 

Rack   and    Pinion    Belt    Tighteners 377 

RACKS— 

Hose,    Swinging    402 


PAGE 

Rail  Benders    296 

Rail  Drills,    Sheffield     293 

Rail  Forks    294 

Rail  Tongs      294 

Railroad  Oilers,    Steel,    Copper    Plated 260 

Railroad  Pick    Handles     336 

Railroad  Picks     297 

Railroad  V    Tamping    Picks 297 

Railroad  Water    Tank    Pumps 

140-143,    146-148,    176-181 

RAILS — 

T,  Steel    420 

Railway    Switch     Padlocks     352 

Rainbow  Gaskets,    Sectional,    Eclipse    . 407 

Rainbow  Sheet    Packing     407 

Ram   Pattern    Pumps,    Duplex    138,   139 

Rapid  Tap   Plugs 351 

RASPS — 

And    Files     ...  346,  347 

Side    74 

Ratchet  Bit   Braces    342 

Ratchet  Brass  Grease  Cups,   Saturn 258 

Ratchet  Screw    Jacks,    Geared,    Ball    Bearing. 

270,  271 

Ratchet  Twist   Drills,    Square    Shank 314 

Ratchet  Wire  Rope  Sockets,  K.  A.  K 39 

RATCHETS— 

Boiler,    Monarch     315 

Square   Sleeve,   Monarch    315 

Rawhide    Cut   Lacing    362 

Rawhide  Lace     Leather 362 

Reamer   Parts,    Under,    Double    Improved.  .46,     47 
REAMERS — 

Hollow,    All    Steel 44 

Pipe      317 

Round,   All   Steel    44 

Taper,   Bit  Brace    317 

Under,   Double  Improved    .  .  45,     46 

Under,   Wilson 48 

RECEIVERS  AND  PUMPS — 

Automatic  Feed,  Duplex   150,  151 

Red  Ridge  Handled  Axes    ; .   333 

Red  Sheet  Packing    406 

Reducer  Bushings,   Cast  Iron,   Casing 226 

REDUCERS — 

Cast  Iron,  Casing     , 

Cast  Iron,  Casing,  Extra  Heavy 

Cast  Iron,  Extra    Heavy    , 

Cast  Iron,  Standard    

Hose , 

Malleable  Iron    . 


226 
226 
225 
219 
401 
215 


Reducing     Companion      Flanges,      Cast     Iron, 
Standard     ...............................   229 

REDUCING   CROSSES— 

Cast  Iron,  Casing     .......................  226 

Cast  Iron,  Casing,  Extra    Heavy     .........  226 

Cast  Iron,   Extra  Heavy    ..............  224,  225 

Cast  Iron,  Flanged,  Standard     ............  228 

Cast  Iron,   Standard    .....................  219 

REDUCING   ELBOWS— 

Cast  Iron,  Casing     ..................  .....    226 

Cast  Iron,  Casing,  Extra  Heavy    ..........    226 

Cast  Iron,  Extra  Heavy    ..............  224,  225 

Cast  Iron,    Standard    .....................    218 

REDUCING   LATERALS  — 

Cast   Iron,    Flanged,    Standard 
Reducing  Nipples 


228 
210 

REDUCING  TEES  — 

Cast  Iron,  Casing     .......................  226 

Cast  Iron,  Casing,  Extra  Heavy    ..........  226 

Cast  Iron,  Extra  Heavy    ..............  224,  225 


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REDUCING  TEES — Continued 
Cast  Iron,  Flanged,  Standard  .  .  . 
Cast  Iron,  Standard  


227 

218 

REELS — 

Hose,    Warehouse    403 

Sand,   Standard     20 

Sand,  Union    Special    20 

Warehouse     403 

Refined   Iron    419 

Refinery  Pumps,   Oil    

138-144,   148,    158-161,    164,   165 

Refrigerator  Pumps 140-143,   146-148 

Regrinding    Brass    Valves,    Lunkenheimer.  .231-233 

Regular  Pattern  Casing  Cutters   73 

Regular   Wood    Blocks    279 

REGULATORS — 

Gas,  Natural,  Little  Giant   252 

RELIEF   VALVES — 

Brass,    Advance    237 

Water,   Brass,   Standard    240 

Water,   Iron    Body,    Standard    240 

REMARKS — 

Steam  and  Power  Pump    133 

Renewo    Angle    Valves,    Brass,    Lunkenheimer  232 

Renewo   Globe  Valves,   Brass,   Lunkenheimer..  232 

REPAIRS — 

Steam  and  Power   Pump 134 

RETURN    BENDS — 

Cast  Iron,    Casing    226 

Cast  Iron,    Standard    220 

Malleable   Iron    '  '  215 

Reversible   Valve    Seats,    Working   Barrel..      .  130 

Revolving    Spring   Belt   Punches 362 

Ridge    Caps    401 

Ridge   Roll    '.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.  421 

RIG — 

Rotary,    Hydraulic    77 

Standard     '  '  12 

Rig  Builders'   Hatchet  Handles    [336 

Rig  Builders'    Hatchets     334 

Rig  Iron   Parts,   Ideal .5-  10 

Rig  Iron   Parts,   Standard      .'...15-  17 

Rig  Iron   Specifications,     Ideal     '.'.4,  6 

Rig  Iron   Specifications,     Standard     .'  14 

RIG  1[RONS — 

Ideal    

Standard     . 


.2-  10 
,14-  17 


RIG   LUMBER  SPECIFICATIONS— 

Combination    7g 

Hydraulic    Rotary    . 

Ideal 

Standard 

Rigid   Pillow    Blocks    

Rigid   Pillow    Blocks,    Dimensions '  of!  !! 

Rigid   Post   Bearings,    Wick   Oiling. 

Rigid  Post  Bearings,      Wick      Oiling,      Dime'n- 
sions   o.t     

Ring  Oiling  Rigid   Pillow' Blocks' ! 

Ring  Oiling      Rigid      Pillow      Blocks,      Dimen- 
sions  of    . 


RINGS — 

Cup,   Valve,  Upper     

Cup,   Valve,   Working      

Four  Cup  Plunger  Extension    . 

Tubing     

Valve,    Leather    ...... 

Well— For    Double   Well    Casing! 


79 

78 

3 

13 
374 
381 
375 

382 
374 

381 


128 
128 
128 
113 
130 
203 


r,-    o  PAGE 

Rip  Saws  338 

Rivet  Forges  306 

Rivet    Sets     35! 

Riveted   Pipe  Flanges    222 

RIVETS    AND    BURRS — 

Copper     351 

Rod  Clamps,    Polished    123 

Rod   Couplings,      Sucker— Octagon     Hardwood  120 

Rod   Elevators,    Sucker    121 

Rod   Eyes,    Polished     123 

Rod  Hooks,    Sucker,    Common    121 

Rod  Jars,    Sucker     71 

Rod   Malleable    Couplings,    Sucker     119 

Rod   Oil    Cups,    Automatic,    Lunkenheimer 257 

Rod   Packing,   Daniel's  P.  P.   P 409 

Rod   Subs,    Polished     123 

Rod  Wrenches,    Sucker    121 

RODS — 

Polished     133 

Sucker,    Hardwood,    Octagon    120 

Sucker,   Steel,  Acme    119 

Roll  Ridge  Caps   421 

Roller   Tube    Expanders,    Standard    248 

Rolling     Mill     Pumps     170,  171 

ROPE — 

Haulage,    Wire    290 

Hoisting,    Wire    288,  289 

Manila     286 

Transmission,    Wire     290 

Wire    109,    110,   288-290 

Rope  Clamps,   Temper   Screw    38 

Rope  Clips,    Wire     291 

Rope  Couplings,    Bull    108 

Rope  Grabs    70 

Rope  Knife    Jars    71 

Rope  Knife    Sinkers 71 

ROPE   KNIVES — 

Trip,   Horse    Shoe    71 

V 71 


ROPE    SOCKETS — 

Manila,   New  Era   

Wire,   Ratchet,   K.  A.   K. 

Wire,   Solid    

Rope   Spears    


70 


ROPES— 

Bull,    Manila    108 

Celf,    Manila    108 

Ross  and    Seeley   Iron   Bull   Wheel    Shafts 24 

Ross  and    Seeley   Iron   Calf   Wheel    Shafts 24 

Rotary   Bits    89 

Rotary  Blocks,    Four    Sheave    88 

Rotary  Hose    88 

Rotary  Hose    Couplings    88 

Rotary  Machine  Parts,  Ideal    81,  82 

Rotary  Machines,    Ideal    80 

Rotary  Rig,     Hydraulic     77 

Rotary   Rig    Lumber    Specifications,    Hydraulic  78 

Rotary   Shoes,    Forged    Steel    89 

Rotary  Spear    Parts,    Washdown    91 

Rotary  Spears,    Washdown    91 

Rotary  Tool  Joints,   Forged   Steel    90 

Round  Leather   Belting,    Solid    360 

Round   Nose     Chisels     304 

Round   Reamers,    All    Steel    44 

Royal  Worcester   Belt   Cement    365 

Rubber   Back   Packing,    Square 409 

Rubber  Belting      357 

Rubber  Gauge    Glass    Washers    247 

Rubber  Lined    Mill    Hose,    Cotton 396 

RULES — 

Boxwood     345 


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PAGE 

SADDLES  — 

Pipe,    Malleable    Iron    ....................  216 

Safeguard   Automatic    Water    Gauges  .........  246 

Safety  Set  Collars    .........................  371 

Safety  Set  Collars,     Dimensions    of  ..........  383 

SAFETY   VALVES  — 

Brass,     Standard     ........................  238 

Iron   Body,    Standard    ....................  238 

Pop,    Brass,    Lunkenheimer    ...............  238 

Pop,   Iron    Case    .........................  238 

Salem  Steel   Elevator   Buckets    ..............  393 

Samson  Car     Movers     ......................  296 

Sand  Line    Caps     ..........................  113 

Sand  Lines,    Crucible    Cast    Steel    ...........  110 

Sand  Paper      ..............................  355 

Sand  Pump    Bails    .........................  54 

Sand  Pump  Bottoms,  Common   ..............  54 

Sand  Pump   Parts,    Larkin's    Improved    ......  55 

SAND   PUMPS  — 

Common    ................................  52 

Common,   Sectional     ......................  52 

Larkin's    Improved     ......................  55 

Sand  Reel  Parts,  Standard    .................  21 

Sand   Reel  Parts,   Union   Special    ............  21 

SAND   REELS  — 

Standard     ...............................  20 

Union   Special   ...........................  20 

Santa  Maria  Pattern    Pumps    ...............  169 

Sash  Cord,   Wire    ..........................  291 

Saturn   Ratchet    Brass   Grease    Cups  ..........  258 

Saunders  Pipe   Cutters    .....................  323 

Saw  Blades,  Hack    .........................  340 

Saw  Blades,  Hack,  Power   ..................  340 

Saw  Frames,    Hack,    Star    ..................  339 

Saw  Handles    ..............................  338 

Saw  Sets,    Merrill's,    Genuine    ..............  338 


SAWS  — 

Compass 

Cross-Cut,    One-Man 

Hack,   Power,    Simplex 

Hand 

Rip 


338 
338 
339 
338 
338 
Scandinavian  Padlocks  ....................  352 

SCOOPS  ..................................    299 

Scotch  Gauge  Glasses,    Genuine    .............    247 

Scott's   Patent   Elevators    ...................    102 

SCRAPERS— 

Flue,    Elliptic    ...........................  248 

Flue,   Engineers'   Favorite    ................  248 

Screw  Belt  Clamps,  Iron    ...................  377 

Screw  Drivers,   Eagle    ......................  350 

Screw  Jacks,    Ratchet,     Geared,     Ball     Bearing 

....................................    270,  271 

Screw  Parts,    Temper     ...................  38 

Screw  Pitch    Gauges    .......................  350 

Screw  Plate  Collets,   Little  Giant    ...........  318 

Screw  Plate  Dies,   Little  Giant    .............  318 

Screw  Plate    Stocks,    Little   Giant    ...........  318 

SCREW   PLATES  — 

Little  Giant   .............................    318 

Screw  Taps,   Machine    ......................    316 

Screw  Wrenches,   Goes'  Genuine    ............    325 

Screwed  Cast  Iron  Fittings,  Extra  Heavy.  224,  225 
Screwed  Cast  Iron  Fittings,  Long  Sweep, 

Standard     ...............................    221 

Screwed  Cast  Iron  Fittings,  Standard  ----  218-223 


PAGE 

SCREWS — 

Cap     424 

Coach     425 

Coach,    Weights    425 

Jack,  Locomotive    275 

Lag     425 

Lag,  Weights     425 

Long,  Wrought     210 

Set      424 

Temper     38 

Wood,    Iron    423 

SEATS — 

Valve,   Reversible,    Working    Barrel 130 

Sectional   Common   Sand   Pumps    52 

Sectional  Dart  Valve  Bailers 53 

Sectional  Pipe  Coverings    411 

Sectional  Views  of  Pumps    135,  136 

Self-Cleaning  Water  Gauges    246 

Semibronze    Sectional    Tubular    Gaskets 407 

Semi-Steel    Wheelbarrows    300 

Senior  Sight-Feed    Lubricators,    Lunkenheimer  255 

Sentinel   Oil  Cups,   Lunkenheimer    257 

Sentinel  Pop    Safety    Valves,    Lunkenheimer..  238 

Service    Cocks.    Gas,    Brass,    Standard 239 

Set  Collars,    Safety    371 

Set  Collars,    Safety,    Dimensions    of 383 

Set  Hammers     302 

Set  Screws     424 

SETS — 

Rivet      351 

Saw,   Merrill's    Genuine    338 

SETTINGS— 

Mud,  Oil   Country    27 

Sewerage  Pumps 140-143,  146-148 

SHAFT    COUPLINGS — 

Compression     371 

Compression,   Dimensions  of    383 

Compression,   Levalley     370 

Compression,   Nicholson     369 

Flange     371 

Flange,   Dimensions  of    383 

SHAFTING — 

Steel    416 

Steel,  Horse-Power   of    433 

SHAFTS — 

Bull  Wheel,  Iron,  Ross  and  Seeley 
Calf  Wheel,  Iron,  Ross  and  Seeley 
Counter  


...  24 

...  24 

...  349 

SHEAVES — 

For  Wire    Rope    Blocks    284 

For  Wood  and  Hollow   Steel  Tackle  Blocks  283 
For  Wood   Shell  and   Hollow   Wrought   Iron 

Snatch    Blocks    284 

SHEET   PACKING — 

Asbestos,     Kearsarge     410 

Cloth    Insertion     406 

Petrobestos       406 

Rainbow    407 

Red     406 

Usudurian     406 

Wire   Inserted    406,  410 

SHEETS — 

Steel,    Corrugated    421 

Sheffield    Rail    Drills    293 

Shell    Sockets    314 

Shifting    Levers    376 

Shingling    Hatchets,    Hunt's    334 

SHIP  AUGERS— 

Snell's      / 343 

Solid  Center,  Irwin,   Genuine. 343 


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INDEX — Continued 


PAGE 

SHOES — 

Casing 94,  95 

Casing,   Baker    96 

Double  Well   Casing    203 

Drive    Pipe     94,  95 

Drive   Pipe,    Baker    96 

Rotary,   Forged    Steel    89 

Spudding,    Neely    93 

Short  Set  Twist  Drills 313 

SHOVELS — 

All    Kinds     298,  299 

D    Handle    299 

Long    Handle 298 

Side  Outlet  Elbows,  Malleable  Iron    213 

Side  Outlets  Tees,   Malleable  Iron 213 

Side    Rasps    74 

Sight-Feed  Glass  Oil  Cups   256,  257 

Sight  Feed    Lubricators,    Lunkenheimer. .  .255,   256 

SIGHT  FEEDS— 

Independent,  Lunkenheimer  255 

Simplex  Power  Hack  Saws 339 

Single  Cylinder  Double  Acting  Power  Pumps, 

Typhoon  186 

Single  Cylinder  Piston  Pattern  Pumps 172 

Single  Link  Elevators  104 

Sinker  Bars  41 

SINKERS — 

Casing  Cutter    73 

Rope    Knife     71 

Size  of  Drills  for  Pipe  Threads 205 

Sledge  Handles     336 

SLEDGES— 

Blacksmiths'     303 

Sleeve  Ratchets,     Square,     Monarch 315 

SLEEVES — 

Lower  Valve    128 

Standing    Valve    128 

Twist    Drill    314 

Upper    Valve     128 

Working  Valve   128 

SLICKS — 

Carpenters'     335 

Slide  Tongs,    Forged    Steel    90 

Slip    Sockets    65 

SLIPS — 

Oil    344 

Spider      105 

Smooth-On  Products    413 

Smooth  Planes    337 

Smith  and  Hess  Iron  Pitman   Parts 19 

Smith  and  Hess  Iron    Pitmans     19 

Smith  and  Hess  Truss  Parts    19 

Smith  and  Hess  Trusses    19 

Smith's   Combination   Pipe   Vise   Parts 305 

Smith's  Combination   Pipe  Vises    305 

SNATCH  BLOCKS — 

Producers'    282 

Wire  Rope,   Wrought  Iron..                             '.  281 

Wood  Shell    .279 

Wrought  Iron,    Hollow     280 

Snell's   Auger   Bits,   Jennings   Pattern 342 

Snell's  Carpenters'    Nut   Augers    343 

Snell's  Ship    Augers    343 

SNIPS — 

Tinners'      328 

Socket    Bowls    ,      65 


SOCKETS — 

Collar    

Combination 


PAGE 
SOCKETS — Continued 

Drill,    Twist     314 

Horn    64 

Manila    Rope,    New    Era    39 

Shell    314 

Slip    65 

Wire  Rope,   Ratchet,   K.   A.    K 39 

Wire   Rope,    Solid    39 

Soft    Steel    419 

SOLDER 414 

Soldering  Copper  Handles   328 

Soldering  Coppers    328 

Solid    Box    Vises,    Blacksmiths' 305 

...  343 

...  343 

...  360 
39 


Solid   Center   Auger   Bits,    Irwin,    Genuine 
Solid  Center  Ship  Augers,  Iiwin,  Genuine 

Solid  Round    Leather    Belting    

Solid  Wire   Rope   Sockets    


SPANNERS— 

Hose,   Common    398 

Spear  Parts,  Rotary,  Washdown    91 

SPEARS — 

Casing,   Fox  Trip    66 

Casing,   Mills  Drive-Down      68 

Casing,  Mills  Pull-Up     67 

Rope    70 

Rotary,    Washdown    91 

Tubing     75 

Special  Connections  for  Power  Pumps.  ...  188,  189 

Special  Duplex    Piston    Pattern    Pumps 168 

Special  Horizontal     Tubular     Boiler     Fittings, 

Fairbanks,    Morse  &   Co.'s    27 

Special  Horizontal     Tubular     Boiler     Fixtures, 

Fairbanks,   Morse  &  Co.'s    27 

Special    Horizontal    Tubular    Boiler    Specifica- 
tions, Fairbanks,  Morse  &  Co.'s 26 

Special  Horizontal      Tubular       Boilers,       Fair- 
banks, Morse  &  Co.'s   26 

SPECIFICATIONS— 

Boiler,  Horizontal    Tubular,    High    Pressure, 

Standard     31 

Boiler,  Horizontal     Tubular,     Special,     Fair- 
banks,  M9rse  &  Co.'s    26 

Boiler,  Horizontal  Tubular,     Standard 29 

Lumber,   Rig,   Combination      78,  79 

Lumber,   Rig,  Hydraulic    Rotary    78 

Lumber,  Rig,   Ideal    ' 3 

Lumber,  Rig,   Standard     13 

Rig  Iron,   Ideal    4,  6 

Rig  Iron,  Standard    14 

Speed  Indicators,    Starrett's    350 

SPIDERS    AND    SLIPS 105 

Spike    Mauls    295 

SPIKES — 

Track     420 

Spiral   Flue  Brushes    248 

SPIRAL   PACKING — 

Diagonal,  Magic   408 

Garlock      408 

Hydraulic,   Amazon    408 

Pilley's    408 

Piston,    Cobb's    408 

Splicing  Needles Ill 

Split    Pressed    Steel    Pulleys,    Phillips' 368 

Split  Pulleys,  Wood    366,  367 

Split  Pulleys,  Wood,  Weights  of 367 

SPLITTERS — 

Casing   72 

Splitting  Chisels,   Blacksmiths'    303 

Spofford's    Bit    Braces 342 


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SPOONS — 

Telegraph     299 

Spring  Belt  Punches,   Revolving    362 

Sprocket  Wheel   Chain 385-388 

SPROCKET   WHEELS — 

Solid    and    Split    389-392 

Spudding   Shoes,    Neely 93 

SPUDS 74 

Square   Flax   Packing    409 

Square  Hydraulic     Packing     409 

Square  Rubber  Back  Packing   409 

Square  Shank    Ratchet   Twist    Drills    314 

Square  Sleeve  Ratchets,  Monarch 315 

SQUARES — 

Steel 344 

Try     : 344 

Stag  Steel  Belt  Hooks 363 

Standard   Brass    Cocks    239 

Standard  Brass    Gate    Valves 234 

Standard  Brass  Valves 233,   234,   238,   240 

Standard   Cast  Iron   Companion   Flanges 229 

Standard  Cast  Iron   Companion     Flanges,     Re- 
ducing          229 

Standard  Cast  Iron  Flanged    Fittings    227-229 

Standard  Cast     Iron     Long     Sweep     Screwed 

Fittings   221 

Standard   Cast  Iron   Screwed    Fittings 218-223 

Standard   Detachable   Link   Belting 385-388 

Standard  Iron    Body    Gate    Valves 236 

Standard  Iron    Body   Valves 235,237,238,   240 

Standard  Iron    Cocks    239 

Standard  Key  way    Dimensions     '.....    416 

Standard  Padlocks,   Yale    353 

Standard  Rig     12 

Standard  Rig  Iron  Parts   15-  17 

Standard  Rig    Iron    Specifications 14 

Standard  Rig  Irons     14-  17 

Standard  Rig    Lumber    Specifications 13 

Standard  Sand    Reel   Parts    21 

Standard  Sand    Reels    20 

Standard  Steel   Boiler  Tubes    204 

Standard  Template    for    Drilling    229 

Standard  Wrought    Pipe    195 

Standing   Valve   Barrels,    Extension 127 

Standing  Valve   Barrels,    Pump,    Plunger 128 

STANDING  VALVES— 

D   and   B    129 

Pump,  Plunger   128 

Stanwood    Pipe   Cutters    323 

STAPLES — 

And  Hasps     354 

And  Hasps,   Hook    . .    354 

Wrought     Steel     354 

Star  Hack  Saw  Frames   339 

Star  Steam   Blower   Parts 308 

Star  Steam   Blowers    308 

Starrett's  Speed  Indicators    350 

STARTERS — 

Double  Well  Casing    202 

Steam  and  Power   Pump  General   Remarks...  133 

Steam  and  Power  Pump  Guarantee 133 

Steam  and   Power  Pump   Repairs ,...  134 

Steam  and  Power  Pumps    (See   Pumps) ..  .132-189 

Steam  Blower    Parts,    Star 308 

Steam  Blowers,  Star     308 

Steam  Cock  Wrenches    239 

Steam  Cocks,    Brass,    Standard 239 

Steam  Cocks,     Brass,    Three- Way 239 

Steam  Engine    Condensers    174 

Steam  Gauge   Syphons    244 

Steam  Gauges     245 

Steam  Hose     397 

Steam  Hose    Clamps    399 

Steam  Hose  Couplings    398 


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Steam  Hose,    Table   of   Pressures   Suitable   for  397 

Steam  Hose,  Wire  Winding   397 

Steam  Jet    Pumps,    Jarecki    250 

Steam  Jet  Pumps,   Penberthy 250 

Steam  Pipe     195,  196 

Steam  Traps,    Nason     251 

Steam  Whistles,   Brass    242 

Steamship  Pumps 

140,   141,   145-148,   158-161,    164,    165,  171 

STEEL, — 

Cold  Rolled    417 

Drill,    Canton    418 

Mild     419 

Pick,    Canton    418 

Soft      419 

Tool,  Canton      418 

Tool,    Classification   of    418 

Steel  Balls    355 

Steel  Belt  Couplings,   Moran's    365 

Steel  Belt    Fasteners,    Manhattan    363 

Steel  Belt  Hooks,    Stag    363 

Steel  Belt  Lacing,  Alligator    364 

Steel  Belt    Lacing,    Bristol's    Patent 364 

Steel  Blocks,    Hollow    280 

Steel  Boiler  Tubes,   Standard    204 

Steel  Classification     419 

Steel  Classification,    Tool     418 

Steel  Crown    Block   Parts    22 

Steel  Crown  Blocks *, 22 

Steel  Drilling   Bits    42,  43 

Steel  Elevator  Buckets,   Salem   393 

Steel  Fillers,   Engineers',   Copper   Plated 261 

Steel  Grease  Cups    258 

Steel  Handle    Wrenches,    Goes'    325 

Steel  Measuring    Tapes,     Home     345 

Steel  Nipples      73 

Steel  Oilers,    Copper   Plated    260 

Steel  Plate  Planing    Mill    Exhausters,    Buffalo  310 

Steel  Pulleys,   Pressed,    Phillips'     368 

Steel  Railroad    Oilers,    Copper    Plated 260 

Steel  Reamers,    Hollow    44 

Steel  Reamers,    Round    44 

Steel  Shafting     416 

Steel  Shafting,  Horse-Power  of   433 

Steel  Sheets,    Corrugated     . . 421 

Steel   Squares     344 

Steel  Sucker  Rods,  Acme    119 

Steel  T    Rails    420 

Steel  Tackle    Blocks    280 

Steel  Tallow    Pots,     Copper    Plated 261 

Steel  Wheelbarrows,  Tubular   300 

Steel  Works    Pumps    170,  171 

STEMS — 

Auger 41 

STIRRUPS — 

Jack    Post    18 

Stitched    Canvas    Belting    358 

STOCKS   AND  DIES — 

Adjustable,    Armstrong's 319 

Oster    319,  320 

Pipe    '. 319,   320 

Pump,    Derby    319 

STOCKS — 

Screw  Plate,  Little  Giant 318 

STONES — 

Oil  344 

Stove  Pipe  Casing  201 

Straight  Lip  Tongs,  Blacksmiths'  303 

Straight  Shank  Twist  Drills 313 

STRAND — 

Steel  Wire,  Galvanized 291 

Strap  Hinges,  Wrought  Steel 354 

Strapped  C  Hooks  88 


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Street    Elbows,    Malleable    Iron    213 

Strength  and  Weight  of  Manila  Rope 287 

Stub   End   Joints— For   Steel   Sucker   Rods 119 

Stub  End  Pins— For  Steel  Sucker  Rods 119 

STUFFING  BOXES— 

Brass   124 

Cast  Iron,  D  and  B    124 

Cast  Iron,  Flanged    124 

Cast  Iron,  Noxon     124 

SUBS— 

Rod,   Polished    

Valve     .  


SUBSTITUTES — 

For  Drilling  Tools     50 

For  Polished  Rods     123 

Tubing     50 

Sucker  Rod   Couplings,   Malleable 119 

Sucker  Rod  Couplings — Octagon     Hardwood..  120 

Sucker  Rod    Elevators    121 

Sucker  Rod  Hooks,    Common 121 

Sucker  Rod  Jars    71 

Sucker  Rod   Wrenches    121 

SUCKER  RODS — 

Hardwood,  Octagon 120 

Steel,    Acme    119 

Suction  Hose     397 

Suction  Hose  Clamps,  Double  Bolt   399 

Suction  Hose  Nipples   400 

Supplementary    Cross-Cut    Saw    Handles 338 

Swaged    Nipples    '  210 

S  WAGES — 

Blacksmiths'     302 

S  WEDGES — 

Casing     


69 

SWING  CHECK  VALVES — 

Brass,  Pratt  and  Cady 232 

Iron   Body,    Standard    235 

Swinging   Hose    Racks    402 

Switch   Padlocks,    Railway    352 

Swivel    Eye    Boxes     51 

Swivel  Hooks,    Double    282 

Swivel  Parts,  Hydraulic,    Ideal     86,   87 

Swivel  Wrench   Parts,   Barrett 60 

Swivel  Wrench  Parts,    Leidecker    60 

SWIVEL,  WRENCHES — 

Barrett 
Leidecker     . 


60 

60 

SWIVELS — 

Hydraulic,    Ideal    86 

SYPHONS — 

Gauge,     Steam     244 


T  Rails,   Steel   420 

TABLE   OF — 

Areas  of  Circles  438 

Capacity  of  Pumps 434 

Contents  of  Round  Tanks  440 

Converting  Feet  Head  into  Pressure  per 

Square  Inch  434 

Converting  Pressure  per  Square  Inch  into 

Feet  Head  434 

Decimal  Equivalents  438 

Feet,  Board  Measure,  in  Timber  436 

Fractions  Expressed  in  Decimals 439 

Frictional  Loss  in  Clean  Iron  Pipe 437 

Frictional  Loss  in  Elbows  436 


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Horse-Power  of  Leather  Belting 361 

Horse-Power  of  Steel  Shafting 433 

Inches  of  Mercury  with  Equivalent  Water 

Head  in  Feet  435 

Pressures  Suitable  for  Steam  Hose  397 

Theoretical  Horse-Power  to  Raise  Water  to 

Different  Heights  435 

Water  Pressures  at  Various  Elevations....  396 

Weight  of  Flat  Iron  439 

Weight  of  Round  Iron  439 

Weight  of  Square  Iron 439 

Weights  and  Measures  440 

TABLES   OF  USEFUL  INFORMATION — 

432-440 

TACKLE   BLOCKS — 

Steel    

Wood  

Take-Up  Boxes,  Standard  

Tallow  Pots,  Steel,  Copper  Plated. 


280 

, 279 

375 

261 

Tamping  Bars   294 

Tamping  Picks,   V,   Railroad    297 

Tank  Nipples 210 

TANK   OR  LOW   SERVICE  PUMPS — 

Piston  Pattern,   Duplex    140,  141 

Plunger  and   Ring  Pattern,    Duplex 148 

Tank  Pumps    404 

Tanned    Cut    Lacing    362 

Tanned  Lace  Leather   362 

Tanners'    Hose    397 

Tannery   Pumps    138-143,    146-148 

Tap   Plugs,    Rapid    351 

Tap  Wrenches,     Adjustable     318 

Taper   Joints,    Patent — For    Drilling   Tools 49 

Taper  Reamers,  Bit  Brace   317 

Taper   Shank  Twist  Drills    313 

Taper  Taps,    Machinists'    316 

TAPES — 

Measuring,   Ass   Skin,    Favorite 345 

Measuring,   Metallic,    Dartmouth 345 

Measuring,    Steel,    Home 345 

TAPS — 

Hand,   Machinists'    316 

Machine      316 

Machine    Screw     .' 316 

Nut     316 

Patch    Bolt     317 

Pipe     317 

Tar  Pumps   140-143,   146-148 

Tee  Beam  Derrick  Crane  Parts 56 

Tee  Beam  Derrick  Cranes   56 

Tee  Bolts,    Adjuster    122 

Tee  Hinges,    Wrought   Steel 354 

TEES — 

Cast  Iron,   Casing     226 

Cast  Iron,   Casing,   Extra   Heavy    226 

Cast  Iron,   Extra     Heavy 224,   225 

Cast  Iron,   Flanged,   Standard     227 

Cast  Iron,   Long    Sweep,    Standard 221 

Cast  Iron,   Reducing,   Casing     226 

Cast  Iron,   Reducing,   Casing,    Extra    Heavy.   226 

Cast  Iron,  Reducing,  Extra  Heavy 224,   225 

Cast  Iron,   Reducing,   Flanged,     Standard...    227 

Cast  Iron,   Reducing,   Standard     218 

Cast  Iron,   Standard     218 

Malleable   Iron    214 

Malleable  Iron,   Drop,     Female     213 

Malleable  Iron,   Four-Way     213 

Malleable  Iron,  Side    Outlet     213 

Telegraph    Cords     Ill 

Telegraph  Spoons     299 

Telegraph    Wheels    Ill 


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Telescope  Hydraulic    Jacks,     Duff -Bethlehem.  .  274 

Temper  Screw  Parts    38 

Temper  Screw   Rope  Clamps   38 

Temper    Screws    38 

TEMPLATES — 

Box    and    Pin    

For    Drilling,    Standard 


49 

229 


THERMOMETERS — 

Combined  with  Hydrometers   262 

Hot    Water     262 

Mechanical     -. 262 

Oil,   Wood  Case    262 

Tin    Case    262 

THIMBLES — 

Oval,     Galvanized     291 

Thread   Protectors — For   Drilling  Tools 49 

Threading    and    Cutting    Pipe 205 

Threads  for    Wrought    Pipe    205 

Three-Prong  Rope  Grabs 70 

Three- Way    Steam    Cocks,    Brass 239 

Thresher    Pumps     404 

THROTTLE  VALVES— 

Lever,   Brass,     Lunkenheimer 234 

Ticonderoga     Flake     Lubricating    Graphite 412 

Tiger    Brass    Grease    Cups,    Lukenheimer    ....  259 

Tiger  Padlocks      353 

TIGHTENERS — 

Belt 


377 


TIMBER  SPECIFICATIONS — 

Rig,   Combination     78,   79 

Rig,  Hydraulic   Rotary    78 

Rig,   Ideal     3 

Rig,   Standard      13 

Tin  Case    Thermometers     262 

Tinners'    Snips    328 

Tinners'   Soldering    Coppers    328 

Titan  Drilling  Engine  Parts   33-  35 

Titan   Drilling  Engines   32 

Tong  Parts,   Hardison  Patent      62 

Tong  Parts,  Maddren  Patent    63 


TONGS — 

Bates  Patent     

Blacksmiths'    

Bolt    

Chain,    Kellerman's 
Curved    Lip 


..  61 
..  303 
..  303 
..  61 
303 


Hardison    Patent    62 

Maddren  Patent    63 

Pick   303 

Pipe,   Chain    324 

Pipe,    Crumbie     323 

Pipe,   Lay   323 

Rail    294 

Slide,   Forged   Steel    90 

Straight     Lip     303 

Under    Reamer   Cutter    47 

Tool  Joints,  Rotary,  Forged  Steel 90 

Tool   Steel,    Canton    418 

Tool   Steel  Classification   418 

Tool  Wrenches    60 

TOOLS — 

Anvil     302,  303 

Blacksmiths'      302,  303 

Drilling    37-63 

Fishing    64—  75 

Track     293-296 

TOPS — 

Casing  Head,   Common      113 

Plotz      54 


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TORCHES— 

Clayton   and   Lambert    329 

Wall,     Gasoline     Ill 

Track  Appliances      293-296 

Track    Bolts     420 

Track  Chisels     295 

Track    Drills,    Eclipse    293 

Track  Gauges,  Huntington     296 

Track   Jacks,   Barrett   265 

Track  Levels   296 

Track  Punches    295 

Track  Spikes      420 

Track  Tools 293-296 

Track    Wrenches     294 

Trade  Customs,  Pipe   194 

Transmission  Rope,     Wire     290 

TRAPS — 

Steam,    Nason     251 

Trident  Water  Meters    252 

Trimo  Pipe  Wrench    Parts    325 

Trimo  Pipe  Wrenches     325 

Trip   Casing  Spears,   Fox   66 

Trip  Jacks,   Double     Acting,     Barrett 265 

Trip  Rope  Knives,  Horse  Shoe 71 

TRIPLE   EXPANSION  PUMPING 
ENGINES — 

Outside  Center  Packed  Plunger,  Duplex — 

For  Mine  Service    162,   163 

For  Water    Works    Service 162,   163 

Plunger    and  Ring  Pattern,   Duplex — 

For  Water  Works  Service    156,  157 

Triplex   Power  Pumps    184 

TROLLEYS 278 

Truss  Parts,    Smith    and    Hess 19 

TRUSSES — 

Smith    and    Hess    19 

Try    Squares    344 

Tube  Expanders,   Roller,   Standard 248 

TUBES— 

Boiler,   Steel,   Standard     204 

Mender,  Brass     401 

TUBING    200 

Tubing    Blocks    106 

Tubing  Catchers,   Curtin    Patent    121 

Tubing  Couplings,    Wrought    206 

Tubing  Hooks    106 

Tubing  Lines,    Crucible   Cast   Steel 109 

Tubing   Rings    113 

Tubing  Spears     75 

Tubing  Substitutes     50 

Tubular  Gaskets,    Sectional,    Eclipse 407 

Tubular  Gaskets,   Sectional,  Semibronze     407 

Tubular  Steel    Wheelbarrows    300 

TURNBUCKLES — 

Wrought    Iron     427 

Twin    Alligator   Wrenches 326 

Twist  Drill  Sleeves    314 

Twist  Drill  Sockets   314 

TWIST    DRILLS — 

All    Kinds    312-314 

Bit  Stock    312 

Blacksmiths'     312 

High    Speed     312-314 

Ratchet,  Square    Shank    314 

Short   Set   313 

Straight    Shank    313 

Taper   Shank    313 

Wire  Gauge   313 

Twist   Leather   Belting    360 

Two-Prong   Rope  Grabs    70 

Two-Quart    Engine    Lubricators     256 


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Two  Stage  Duplex  Air  Compressors 192 

Two-Third  Unions,  Malleable  Iron   217 

Typhoon      Single      Cylinder      Double      Acting 

Power  Pumps    186 


U 


Under  Reamer   Parts,   Double   Improved. .  .46,  47 

UNDER  REAMERS — 

Double   Improved    45,  46 

Wilson     48 

Underwriter  Fire    Pumps,    Duplex 153 

Underwriter  Water  End  Duplex  Power  Pumps  186 

Underwriters'   Unlined   Linen  Hose 396 

Union   Special   Sand   Reel   Parts    21 

Union  Special  Sand    Reels    20 

UNIONS— 

Flange,  Cast  Iron,  Casing   226 

Flange,  Cast  Iron,  Casing,    Extra    Heavy...  226 

Flange,  Cast  Iron,  Extra  Heavy     222,  225 

Flange,  Cast  Iron,  Oil    Country    222 

Flange,  Cast  Iron,  Standard 222 

Flange,  Kewanee    217 

Flange,  Oil  Country,   Cast  Iron   222 

Kewanee     217 

Malleable   Iron    217 

Malleable  Iron,   Two-Third 217 

Unlined  Linen  Hose,  Underwriters' 396 

Unmounted    Grindstones    349 

Upper   Gas   Valves,    Kinney    131 

Upper  Valve  Barrels,  Pump,   Plunger 128 

Upper  Valve   Cup   Rings    128 

Upper  Valve  Parts,   Landas    131 

UPPER   VALVES — 

Landas    131 

Pump,  Plunger    128 

Useful  Information,    Tables    of 432-440 

Usudurian   Sheet  Packing    . .  .  ' 406 


V 


V   Rope  Knives    71 

V  Tamping  Picks,  Railroad 297 

Vacuum  Gauges    245 

Vacuum  Pumps  and  Condensers    174 

Vacuum  Pumps,  Direct  Acting    173 

VALVE  BAILERS — 

Dart     53 

Dart,  Sectional    53 

Valve  Balls,  Working  Barrel    130 

Valve  Barrels,   Standing,   Extension 127 

Valve  Cup    Rings,    Upper    128 

Valve  Cup   Rings,   Working    128 

VALVE   CUPS — 

Bow  Spring   130 

Canvas     130 

Darcova 130 

Leather 130 

Valve  Leather 404 

Valve  Leathers,  Lower   404 

Valve  Parts,    Upper,    Landas     131 

Valve    Pot    Pumping    Engines,    Duplex,    Com- 
pound      166 

Valve  Pot  Pumps,  Duplex   164,  165 

Valve  Rings,  Leather    130 

Valve  Seats,    Reversible,    Working    Barrel 130 

Valve  Stem  Packings    407,   410,  411 

Valve  Subs    .  '.  123 


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VALVES — 

Angle,  Brass,  Fairbanks   231 

Angle,   Brass,   Lunkenheimer     231 

Angle,  .brass,  Needle,    Lunkenheimer     232 

Angle,   Brass,   Renewo,  Lunkenheimer    232 

Angle,  Brass,    Standard    231 

Angle,   Ferrenewo,   Lunkenheimer 231 

Angle,   Iron  Body,   Standard    235 

Asbestos  Disc    231 

Back  Pressure   (Rotary)     88 

Bailer,    Dart    54 

Blow-off,    Duro,    Lunkenheimer    237 

Brass,   Fairbanks     231 

Brass,   Lunkenheimer     231-234,  238 

Brass,   Plunger   Pump    128 

Brass,   Pratt   and    Cady 232,  234 

Brass,   Regrinding,    Lunkenheimer     231-233 

Brass,   Standard    231,   233,   234,   238,  240 

Butterfly,   Brass,   Lunkenheimer    232 

Check,   Brass,  Angle,   Lunkenheimer   233 

Check,  Brass,  Angle,   Standard     233 

Check,   Brass,   Ball,    Lunkenheimer    233 

Check,  Brass,  Horizontal,     Lunkenheimer...  233 

Check,   Brass,   Horizontal,    Standard     233 

Check,  Brass,  Swing,    Pratt    and    Cady 232 

Check,  Brass,   Vertical,   Lunkenheimer     233 

Check,  Brass,  Vertical,  Standard     233 

Check,   Crocker    131 

Check,   Iron  Body,   Angle,    Standard     235 

Check,   Iron  Body,  Horizontal,     Standard...  235 

Check,   Iron  Body,   Swing,     Standard 235 

Dart  Bailer    54 

Ferrenewo,   Lunkenheimer    231 

Foot,    Iron,    Standard 237 

Gas,  Upper,    Kinney    131 

Gate,   Brass,  Handy,    Lunkenheimer    234 

Gate,  Brass,  Hose,    Standard    234 

Gate,  Brass,  Quick      Opening,      Pratt      and 

Cady    234 

Gate,   Brass,   Standard     234 

Gate,   Clip,    Lunkenheimer    236 

Gate,  Iron  Body,  Extra    Heavy    236 

Gate,  Iron  Body,   Standard   236 

Globe,   Brass,   Fairbanks    231 

Globe,   Brass,   Lunkenheimer    231 

Globe,  Brass,   Needle,    Lunkenheimer    232 

Globe,   Brass,   Renewo,    Lunkenheimer    232 

Globe,   Brass,   Standard    .• 231 

Globe,  Ferrenewo,    Lunkenheimer    231 

Globe,   Iron  Body,   Standard 235 

Hose,  Brass,  Chicago    Pattern    234 

Hose,  Brass,  Garden,   Standard    :  234 

Hose,   Brass,   Standard    234 

Iron  Body,   Standard    235,   237,   238,   240 

Lower,   Pump,   Plunger   128 

Pop  Safety,  Brass,  Lunkenheimer   238 

Pop   Safety,  Iron   Case    238 

Ouick  Opening  Gate,  Brass,   Pratt  and  Cady  234 

Relief,  Brass,    Advance    237 

Relief,  Water,   Brass,   Standard 240 

Relief,  Water,  Iron    Body,    Standard 240 

Safety,  Brass,  Standard     238 

Safety,  Iron  Body,   Standard    238 

Standing,   D  and  B 129 

Standing,    Pump,    Plunger 128 

Throttle,   Lever,  Brass,   Lunkenheimer 234 

Upper,  Landas    131 

Upper,  Pump,    Plunger    128 

Whistle,     Brass     242 

Working  Barrel    128-131 

Working,  Pump,     Plunger 128 

Vertical  Bearings    375 

Vertical  Bearings,   Dimensions  of 382 

Vertical  Boiler   Feed   Pumps 145 

VERTICAL    CHECK  VALVES— 

Brass,  Lunkenheimer     233 

Brass,  Standard    233 


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Vertical  Duplex    Piston    Pattern    Marine    Type 

Pumps    145 

Vertical  Engines,    Artesian    175 

Vise  Jaws     399 

Vise  Parts,    Pipe,    Combination,    Smith's 305 

VISES — 

Pipe 305 

Pipe,   Combination,   Smith's    305 

Solid  Box,   Blacksmiths'    305 

Volume  Blowers,  Buffalo   309 

Volume  Exhausters,    Buffalo     309 

Vulcan  Bijaw    Chain    Pipe    Wrenches 324 

Vulcan  Chain   Pipe   Wrenches    324 

Vulcanized   Asbestos    Packed   Iron    Cocks 240 


W 


WAGONS — 

Casing 117 

Wall  Hooks     74 

Wall  Packer  Parts,   Hook,   Larkin's 115 

Wall  Packers,    Hook,     Larkin's 115 

Wall  Torches,    Gasoline    Ill 

Warehouse  Brooms     330 

Warehouse  Hose  Reels   403 

Warehouse  Padlocks    352 

Washdown  Rotary  Spear    Parts     91 

Washdown  Rotary  Spears     91 

Washer    Cutters,    Hargrave    351 

WASHERS — 

Cast    Iron     429 

Cork 258 

Gauge   Glass,    Rubber    247 

Lead     421 

Malleable   Iron    429 

Wrought     429 


WASTE 

WATER    COLUMNS — 

Cast    Iron,    Standard     

Combination,     Lunkenheimer 


414 


242 
242 


WATER  GAUGES — 

Automatic,    Safeguard     246 

Self-Cleaning     246 

Water  Hose     396 

Water  Hose   Clamps    399 

Water  Hose    Couplings     398 

Water  Hose,    Wire    Winding    396 

Water  Meters,    Trident    252 

Water  Pipe     195,  196 

Water  Pipe    Clamps,    Malleable 216 

Water  Pressures    at    Various    Elevations,    Ta- 
ble of    396 

WATER  RELIEF  VALVES — 

Brass,     Standard     240 

Iron   Body,    Standard    240 

Water  Well  Casing    197 

Water  Works       Service       Pumping       Engines, 
Plunger    and    Ring    Pattern,    Duplex,    Triple 

Expansion    156,  157 

WEIGHTS — 

Carriage  Bolt,    Common     428 

Coach    Screw     425 

Lag  Screw    425 

Machine     Bolt     428 

Manila    Rope     287 

Wood  Split  Pulley ' 367 

Well  Casing,  Double   201 

Well   Casing  Starters     202 

Well  Cylinders,  Deep    125 


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Well  Engines,   Artesian    175 

Well  Rings— For    Double    Well    Casing 203 

Wet  Vacuum  Pumps 173 

WHEELBARROWS 300 

WHEELS — 

Bull,  Ross  and   Seeley    24 

Calf,  Ideal     23 

Calf,  Ross    and    Seeley    24 

Cup,   Emery      348 

Emery      348 

Sprocket    389-392 

Telegraph    ill 

Whistle  Valves,    Brass    242 

WHISTLES — 

Chime,   Brass,    Lunkenheimer    242 

Steam,  Brass   242 

WICK — 

Asbestos    411 

Candle,    Cotton    410 

Wick  Oiling  Rigid  Pillow  Blocks    374 

Wick  Oiling  Rigid  Pillow  Blocks,     Dimensions 

of   381 

Wick  Oiling  Rigid   Post  Bearings    375 

Wick  Oiling  Rigid  Post  Bearings,    Dimensions 


of 


382 


Wick    Packing,    Asbestos    411 

Willard  Circulating  Heads 114 

Wilson    Under     Reamers 48 

Wilson's    Patent    Elevators    103 

WINDING — 

Wire,  Hose 396,  397 

Wine   Hose    397 

Wing   Dividers    340 

Wire  Belt  Lace,   Composition    362 

Wire  Casing    Lines    109 

Wire  Cloth,    Mining    355 

Wire  Drilling    Cables    109 

Wire  Gauge   Twist    Drills    313 

Wire  Inserted    Sheet   Packings    406,  410 

Wire  Nails,    Steel    422 

Wire  Pumping    Lines    110 

Wire     Rope 109,  110,  288-290 

Wire  Rope  Blocks,   Snatch,    Wrought    Iron...  281 

Wire  Rope  Blocks,  Wrought    Iron    281 

Wire  Rope  Clips     291 

Wire  Rope  Sockets,  Ratchet,    K.    A.    K 39 

Wire  Rope  Sockets,   Solid    39 

Wire  Sand    Lines     110 

Wire  Sash    Cord     291 

Wire  Strand,  Steel,  Galvanized   291 

Wire  Telegraph   Cords    Ill 

Wire  Tubing    Lines     109 

Wire  Winding,    Hose     396,  397 

Wood  Blocks,     Regular     279 

Wood  Bottom    Planes,    Adjustable,    Bailey 337 

Wood   Case  Oil  Thermometers    262 

Wood  Pulleys,  Split 366,  367 

Wood  Pulleys,  Split,    Weights   of    367 

Wood   Screws,    Iron    423 

Wood  Shell  Snatch  Blocks    279 

Wood  Tackle    Blocks    279 

Working  Barrel    Cages     130 

Working  Barrel    Valves 128-131 

Working  Barrels,     Plunger     126,  127 

Working  Valve  Barrels,    Pump,    Plunger 128 

Working  Valve  Cup   Rings    128 

WORKING  VALVES — 

Pump,    Plunger     128 

Wrench  Parts,  Pipe,     Trimo     325 

Wrench  Parts,  Swivel,  Barrett     60 

Wrench  Parts,   Swivel,  Leidecker     60 

WRENCHES — 

Alligator    326 


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WRENCHES— Continued 

Alligator,    Twin     

Always    Ready     

Cock,    Steam    

Coes'    

Combination,    Bemis    and    Call 


PAGE 

326 
326 
239 
325 
326 


Construction     327 

Coupling,    Nicholson    3fi9 

Drive   Clamp    98 

Engineers'     327 

Engineers',   Adjustable,   Crescent    326 

Key  Model,    Goes'    Genuine     325 

Malleable     Iron— For    Brass     Cocks 239 

Pipe,   Chain,    Vulcan    324 

Pipe,   Chain,   Vulcan    Bijaw     324 

Pipe-Fittings,    Chain,    Agrippa    324 

Pipe,  Trimo    325 

Screw,   Goes'    Genuine    325 

Sucker    Rod     121 

Swivel,   Barrett      60 

Swivel,   Leidecker 60 

Tap,   Adjustable    318 

Tool    60 

Track     294 

Trimo     325 


Wrought  Casing    Couplings     .  . 

Wrought  Couplings     

Wrought  Drill   Pipe  Couplings 
Wrought  Drive  Pipe  Couplings 

Wrought  Fittings   

Wrought  Line    Pipe    Couplings 

Wrought  Long    Screws     

Wrought  Nipples    


207 

...206,   207 

207 

207 

206-210 

206 

210 

, . .208-210 


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Wrought  Pipe   Couplings,    Extra    Heavy 206 

Wrought  Pipe  Couplings,   Standard     ..". 206 

Wrought  Pipe,   Double    Extra    Strong    196 

Wrought  Pipe,   Extra     Strong     196 

Wrought  Pipe,   Standard     195 

Wrought  Tubing    Couplings     206 

Wrought  Washers    429 

Wrought  Iron  Elevators     100-104 

Wrought  Iron  Snatch    Blocks,     Hollow 280 

Wrought  Iron  Turnbuckles      427 

Wrought  Iron  Wire  Rope   Blocks    281 

Wrought  Iron  Wire  Rope  Snatch    Blocks 281 


Y-BR  A  N  CHES — 

Cast  Iron,   Casing 226 

Cast  Iron,   Casing,   Extra   Heavy    226 

Cast  Iron,   Extra    Heavy    225 

Cast  Iron,   Standard     219 

Malleable   Iron    215 

Yale  Padlocks   353 

Yoke    Trolleys,    Plain    278 


Zinc  Oil     Fillers 
Zinc  Oilers.  . 


261 
260 


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Ideal  Rig  Irons  and  Parts 

Standard  Rig  Irons  and  Parts 

Rig  Iron  Specifications 

Smith  and  Hess  Iron  Pitmans 

Smith  and  Hess  Trusses 

Sand  Reels  and  Parts 

Steel  Crown  Blocks 
Ideal  Calf  Wheels 

Ross  and  Seeley  Iron  Bull 
and  Calf  Wheel  Shafts 

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TIMBER  AND  LUMBER  REQUIRED  TO  BUILD  A  COMPLETE  RIG 
DERRICK  82  FEET  HIGH  WITH  BASE  20  FEET  SQUARE 


Size, 
Inches 


14x14x14x30 

22x24 

16x16 

16x16 

16x16 

16x16 

14x14 

14x14 

14x14 

14x14 

14x14 

16x16 

12x12 

12x12 

12x12 

12x12 

14x14 

8x  8 

8x  8 

8x  8 

6x  6 

6x  6 

6x  6 

6x  6 

4x  6 
6x16 
5x16 

6x6x6x16 
5x5x5x14 
14x14 
2x12 
2x12 
2x12 
2x12 
2x12 
2x10 
2x10 
2x12 
2x10 
2x  8 
2x  8 
2x  6 
2x  6 
2x  6 
2x  6 
2x  6 
2x  6 
2x  4 
2x  4 
2x  4 
1x12 
1x12 
1x12 
1x12 
1x12 
Ix  6 
3x12 
3x12 


16x16 
5x  6 
5x  6 
2x12 


Length, 
Feet 


OREGON  PINE 


26  Walking   beam    

9  Engine    block    

30  Main   sill    

20  Sub  sill 

16  Sampson  post    

14  Bull   wheel  shaft    

16  Mud  sills    

16  Tail  sill  and  post   

12  Nose   sill    

16  Engine  mud  sills    

14  Casing  sills    

14  Jack  post    

20  Back  brake  and  blocking 

24  Bull  wheel  post 

24  Calf  wheel  post 

14  Bumper     

12  Pony  sills 

22  Side  sills    

20  Derrick  sills  and  blocking 

26  Bunting  pole   

20  Dead   men    

18  Jack  post  braces 

16  Calf  wheel  post  braces 

14  Back  brake,  headache  post,  Sampson  post  and  bull 

wheel  braces   

16  Calf  wheel  and  short  braces 

16  Crown  block   , 

12  Knuckle  post 

12          ,   Pitman    

12  Swing  lever 

20  Blocking 

20  Band  wheel  centers    (S.l.S.) 

20  Derrick  floor,  walk  and  girts 

18  Derrick  foundation  and  girts 

16  Girts  and  top  of  derrick 

14  Girts    

26  Starting  legs  and  belt  house  sills 

18  Starting  legs   

24  Doublers 

16  Derrick  legs    - 

18  Derrick  roof,  forge  and  belt  house 

24  Bunting  pole  to  jack  post 

26  Belt  house  frame 

20  Braces 

18  Braces 

16  Braces  to  cut   

14  Engine  house  frame   

12  Engine  house  frame   

14  Engine  house  frame   

12  Engine  house  frame   

16  Ladders    

20  Siding 

18  Siding 

16  Girts  and  siding 

14  Engine  house  siding  and  derrick  roof 

12  Siding 

16  Braces   and   ladder   steps 

18  Bull  wheel  arms— S.4.S.    2^"xll" 

16  Calf  wheel  arms — S.4.S.   2j4"xll" 

Total  Oregon  Pine   24,525 

1 — Set  band  wheel  cants  for  10-foot  wheel 

1 — Set  tug  pulley  cants  for  6-foot  wheel 

1 — Set  bull  wheel  cants,  arms  and  handles  for  ly-t- 

foot  wheel 

1 — Set  calf  wheel  cants,  arms  and  handles  for  7- 

foot  wheel    

HARDWOOD 

6  Oak  calf  wheel  shaft 

16  Oak  top  of  crown  block 

14  Oak  top  of  crown  block 

16  Oak  top  of  beams  and  dog 

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(Patented) 


Fig.  2 


SPECIFICATION  OF  COMPLETE  SET 


Diameter  of   Shaft    Inches 

5 

6 

1  —  7^2-foot  shaft  (5  or  6  inches),  crank,  wrist  pin,  1  set  36-inch  flanges  and  bolts, 
collars    keys  and  42-inch  sprocket  calf  wheel  attachment  

2585 

2845 

516 

516 

660 

626 

1     Calf  wheel  box  and  cap    5x12  or  6x12  inches  

478 

446 

4  —  Turnbuckle  rods    1  J4   inches  x  8^2   feet  

196 

196 

110 

110 

1     Tack  post  plate    2x6x22   inches                                     .                       .          

75 

75 

2  —  Eye  bolts    1  ^4x48  inches            .             

66 

66 

1  —  Double  end  bolt    1^x26  inches  

18 

18 

9 

9 

1     Double  end  bolt    TA   inch  x  8  feet                                                        .  .'   .  .        

17 

17 

2      Double  end  bolts    %   inch  x  9  Y%    feet                   i  

41 

41 

540 

540 

1  —  Set  (2)   16x4J/2-inch  bull  wheel  gudgeons,   J4x2^-inch  bands  and  8  —  Ix20-inch 
bolts                                                                                                                              .        ... 

250 

250 

1  —  Only  16x4^-inch  calf  wheel  gudgeon,  ^x2^-inch  band  and  4  —  Ix20-inch  bolts 
1'  —  Only  30x4^-inch  flanged  calf  wheel  gudgeon,   ^x2^-inch  band  and  4  —  1x20- 

125 
285 

125 
285 

280 

280 

165 

165 

135 

135 

1     Crown  pulley    30x4  5/2   inches          

265 

1      Crown  pulley    36x4  1/2   inches                                                                              

345 

160 

160 

732 

732 

440 

440 

Total  weight  for  the  set  

8148 

8422 

Weight  in  Pounds 


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NAME  OF  PART 


WEIGHT  IN  POUNDS' 


5-inch 


6-inch 


Ideal  shaft  complete — consisting  of:  key-seated  shaft,  crank,  wrist  pin 
set  of  36-inch  flanges,  collars,  keys,  bolts,  and  42-inch  sprocket 
calf  wheel  attachment  } 

Shaft  only,  7'  6"  long ! 

Crank  only   

Crank  key  

Wrist  pin  complete 

Wrist  pin  only 

Wrist  pin  nut  only 

Wrist  pin  washers  (2) 

Wrist  pin  cotter 

Flanges  complete  with  bolts,  per  set,  36  inches 

Flange  bolts,  8 — JxlO-inch  machine  bolts 

Flange  keys  (4)  

Set  collars  with  set  screws   (2) 

Clutch  sprocket  wheel,  42-inch 

Plain  clutch    

Clutch  strap    ~ 

Clutch  lever   

Clutch  keys   (2)  

Sprocket  tug  rim,  7-foot 

Jack  post  box  and  cap,  5x14  inches,  complete  with  bolts 

Jack  post  box  and  cap,  6x14  inches,  complete  with  bolts 

Calf  wheel  box  and  cap,  5x12  inches,  complete  with  bolts 

Calf  wheel  box  and  cap,  6x12  inches,  complete  with  bolts 

Jack  post  boxes  only,   5x14  inches 

Jack  post  boxes  only,  6x14  inches 

Calf  wheel  boxes  only,  5x12  inches 

Calf  wheel  boxes  only,  6x12  inches 

Jack  post  box  caps  only,  5x14  inches 

Jack  post  box  caps  only,   6x14  inches 

Calf  wheel  box  caps  only,  5x12  inches 

Calf  wheel  box  caps  only,  6x12  inches 

Bolts  for  jack  post  boxes   (4 — I}4xl3-inch  bolts  to  each  box) 

Bolts  for  calf  wheel  boxes  (4 — li4xll-)4-inch  bolts  to  each  box) 

Turnbuckle  rods,  1*4  "x8'  6"  (4) 

Jack  post  rods,  I^"x8'  4"   (2) t 

Jack  post  plate,  2x6x22  inches 

Double  end  bolts,  1  ^4x26  inches  (1) 

Double  end  bolts,    %  "x8'    (1) 

Double   end   bolts,    ^"x9'  6"    (2) 

Eye  bolts,  %x!8  inches  (2) 

Eye  bolts,  1^x48  inches  (2) 

Center  irons  complete  with  bolts,  5-inch,  per  set 

Saddle  only,  for  5-inch  center  irons 

Saddle  bolts,  4 — %x28-inch  machine  bolts 

Side  irons,  for  5-inch  center  irons,  per  set   (2) 

Side  iron  bolts,   6 — %x20-mch  machine  bolts 

Side  iron  caps,  for  5-inch  center  irons,  per  set  (2) 

Side  iron  cap  bolts,  4 — J/6x4-inch  machine  bolts 

Bull  wheel  gudgeons,  16x4  %  -inch,  complete  with  ^x2*/2-inch  bands 
and  8 — Ix20-inch  bolts,  per  set  (2) 

Bull  wheel  gudgeons  only,  16x4J^-inch,  per  set   (2) 

Bull  wheel  gudgeon  bands,  ^2x2^-inch,  per  set  (2) 

Bull  wheel  gudgeon  bolts,  8- — Ix20-inch,   for  the  set 

Calf  wheel  gudgeon,  16x4^-inch,  complete  with  J^x2^-inch  band  and 
4— Ix20-inch  bolts  (1) 

Calf  wheel  gudgeon  only,   16x4J/2-inch   (1) 

Calf  wheel  gudgeon  band,   ^x2J^-inch   (1) 

Calf  wheel  gudgeon  bolts,   4 — Ix20-inch    

Flanged   calf  wheel   gudgeon,    30x4J^-inch,    complete   with 
band  and   4 — Ix20-inch  bolts    (1 ) 

Flanged  calf  wheel  gudgeon  only,  30x4^2  -inch   (1) 

Flanged  calf  wheel  gudgeon  band,    J^x2 ^2-inch    (1) 

Flanged   calf  wheel  gudgeon  bolts,   4 — Ix20-inch 

Brake  band,  staple  and  lever,    J4"x7"x28' 

Brake  band  and  staple,    J4"x7"x28' 

Brake  band  lever,  2-inch 

Brake  band,  staple  and  lever,  iV'x6"x28' 

Brake  band  and  staple,  TV'x6"x28' 

Brake  band   lever,   1  y2  -inch 

Walking  beam  stirrup,  2^4 -inch  round  iron 

Crown  pulley,   30-inch,   4^4-inch  gudgeons 

Crown  pulley,   36-inch,   4 J^ -inch  gudgeons 

Sand  line  sheave,  24-inch,  3^ -inch  gudgeons 

Casing  line  pulleys,  22-inch,   4^-inch  gudgeons   (4) 

Sprocket  chain  No.  1030   (55  feet) 


2585 

475 

544 

3 

52 

37 

10 

5 

'730 

17 

12 

26 

470 

161 

14 

88 

10 

516 


478 


225 

*342 
228 

"26 

25 
196 
110 

75 

18 

17 

41 
9 

66 
540 
198 

20 
225 

23 

70 
4 

250 

176 

34 

40 

125 
88 
17 
20 

285 
248 

17 

20 
280 
180 
100 
165 
110 

55 
135 
265 

'l60 

732 

8  fbs.  per  foot 


2845 

690 

544 

3 

52 

37 

10 

5 

'730 

17 

12 

46 

470 

185 

15 

88 

10 

516 


446 
270 


213 
26 
25 

196 
110 
75 
18 
17 
41 


540 

198 

20 

225 

23 

70 
4 

250 

176 

34 

40 

125 
88 
17 
20 

285 
248 

17 

20 
280 
180 
100 
165 
110 

55 
135 

'345 

160 

732 

8  Ibs.  per  foot 


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SPECIFICATIONS  FOR  7^-INCH  IDEAL  RIG  IRONS 


SPECIFICATION  OF  COMPLETE  SET 


Weight  in  Pounds' 


1 — 7l/2r'x8'  2"  shaft,  crank,  wrist  pin,  one  set  48-inch  flanges  and  bolts,  collars, 
keys  and  42-inch  sprocket  calf  wheel  attachment 

1 — Sprocket  tug  rim,   7   feet 

1 — Jack  post  box  and  cap,   754x16x16  inches 

1 — Calf  wheel  box  and  cap,  7^x16x14  inches 

2 — Turnbuckle  rods,  2  inches  x  10%   feet 

2 — Turnbuckle  rods,  ll/2   inches  x  10%   feet 

2 — Jack  post   rods,   2    inches  x  9f   feet 

2 — Calf  wheel  post  rods,    2    inches  x  7&    feet 

2 — Plates  with  holes  for  2-inch  rods,  2x8x30  inches 

2 — Eye  bolts,  %x!8  inches 

1 — Double  end  bolt,   %   inch  x  8  feet 

2 — Double  end  bolts,   7^   inch  x  9^    feet 

1 — Set  center  irons  and  bolts,  6-inch  for  14-inch  beam 

1 — Set  (2)  16x5-inch  cast  iron  bull  wheel  gudgeons,  J/2x3-inch  bands  and  4 — 
Ix20-inch  and  4 — 1x28  inch  bolts  with  2-inch  square  heads  and  nuts 

1 — Set  (2)  16x5-inch  forged  steel  calf  wheel  gudgeons,  ^x3-inch  bands  with 
holes  for  1-inch  bolts  

1 — ^4x8   inches  x  28-foot  brake  band   with   staple   and   1^-inch   lever 

1 — ^4x7   inches  x  28-foot  brake  band   with   staple   and   1 34-inch   lever 

1 — Special  walking  beam  stirrup,  3x30  inches,  6  bolt  for  14-inch  beam 

1 — Sand  line  sheave,  24x3%   inches   

1 — Crown  pulley,  36x4^4   inches 

4 — Casing  line  pulleys,   22x4  5/2    inches 

55  feet  steel  sprocket  chain,  No.  1030 '. 


4962 

516 

1227 

1080 

294 

164 

220 

180 

264 

9 

17 

41 

927 

270 

220 
290 
280 
295 
160 
345 
732 
330 


Total  weight  for  the  set. 


12823 


PARTS 


PARTS    DETAILED 


Weight  in  Pounds' 


SHAFT  AND   SPROCKET  ATTACHMENT 

I_7^"x8'  2"   shaft   only    

1 — Extra  heavy  crank  only    

1 — Crank   key    

1 — Wrist  pin  complete 

1 — Set  48-inch  flanges  complete  with  bolts 

4 — Flange  keys   

2 — 7  */2 -inch  set  collars  with  set  screws   

1 — 42-inch  clutch  sprocket  wheel    

1 — Plain  clutch   

1 — Clutch  strap   

1 — Clutch  lever 

2 — Clutch   keys 

JACK  POST  BOX 

1 — 7^2"xl6"xl6"  jack  post  box  only 

1 — 7^"xl6"xl6"  jack  post  box  cap  only   

4 — I^"xl6^"  jack  post  box  bolts    

CALF  WHEEL  BOX 

1 — 7^"xl6"xl4"  calf  wheel  box  only   

1 — 7^"xl6"xl4"  calf  wheel  box  cap  only 

4— 1^4"xl6"  calf  wheel  box  bolts   

CENTER  IRONS 

1 — 6-inch  saddle    

2 — 6-inch  side  irons   

2 — 6-inch  side  iron  caps    

4 — %  "x34"  saddle  bolts    

6 — I"x20"  side  iron  bolts 

4 — I"x5"  side  iron  cap  bolts   . . '. 

BULL  WHEEL  GUDGEONS 

2 — 16"  cast  iron  bull  wheel  gudgeons  with  5"  bearings 

2 — y2 "x3"  gudgeon  bands 

4 — I"x20"  bolts  with  2"  square  heads  and  nuts   

4 — I"x28"  bolts  with  2"  square  heads  and  nuts 

CALF  WHEEL  GUDGEONS 
2 — 16"   forged   steel   calf   wheel   gudgeons   with    5"   bearings   and    7   holes   for    1' 

bolts    

2 — y2  "x3"   gudgeon   bands    

*Weights  shown  are  for  the  quantities  enumerated  in  the  first  column. 
PRICES  UPON  APPLICATION. 


1210 

762 

4 

73 

1750 

15 

104 

568 

328 

43 

95 

10 

590 

590 

47 

525 

525 

30 

345 

390 

136 

22 

28 
6 

166 
50 

24 
30 


170 
50 


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PARTS 


SHAFT  COMPLETE 
LESS  SPROCKET  ATTACHMENT 


FLANGE  KEY 


Fig.  4 


CLUTCH  KEY 


Fig.  5 


Fig.    3 


JACK  POST 
OR   CALF   WHEEL   BOX 


END   VIEW   OF  JACK   POST 
OR  CALF  WHEEL  BOX 


Fig.  6 


Fig.  7 


WRIST  PIN 


SET  COLLAR 


Fig.  8 


FLANGES 


Fig.    10 


Fig.  11 


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PARTS 


BULL  OR  CALF  WHEEL  GUDGEON 


FLANGED  CALF  WHEEL  GUDGEON 


Fig.  14 


BRAKE  BAND 
LEVER 


Fig.  18 


Fig.  15 
CENTER  IRONS 


Fig.  16 


WALKING  BEAM 
STIRRUP 


Fig.  17 
BRAKE  BAND  AND  STAPLE 


Fig.  19 


Fig.   20 


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Ideal  Rig  Irons 


PARTS 


SPROCKET   TUG   RIM 


Fig.  21 


PLAIN  CLUTCH  AND  STRAP 


SPROCKET  CLUTCH 


Fig.  22 


Fig.  23 


Fig.  24 


SPROCKET  CHAIN 
No.    1030 


Fig.  25 


CLUTCH  LEVER 


Fig.  26 


FOR  DESCRIPTION  AND  WEIGHTS,  SEE  PAGE  5. 
PRICES  UPON  APPLICATION. 


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Ideal  Rig  Irons 


PARTS 


TURNBUCKLH  ROD 


Fig.  27 


EYE  BOLT— Wx48' 


EYE  BOLT— 


Fig.  28 


JACK  POST  PLATE 


DOUBLE  END  BOLT— I^"x26" 


Fig.  30 


Fig.  31 


JACK  POST  ROD— Wx8'  4" 


Fig.  32 


DOUBLE  END  BOLT— ^"x8' 


Fig.  33 


DOUBLE  END  BOLT— ^"x9'  6' 


jSBSulBlISlf    Jut 


Fig.  34 


FOR  DESCRIPTION  AND  WEIGHTS,  SEE  PAGE  5. 
PRICES  UPON  APPLICATION. 

FOR  OTHER   SIZES   SEE  LIST  OF   EYE,  HOOK  AND   DOUBLE   END   BOLTS   SHOWN   ON 

PAGE  11. 


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11 


Eye  Bolts 


LIST  PRICES— EACH 


Diameter, 
Inches 

Length, 
Inches 

Price, 
Each 

Diameter, 
Inches 

Length, 
Inches 

Price, 
Each 

N 

16 

$0.75 

1 

16 

$1.10 

54 

18 

.80 

1 

18 

.20 

54 

20 

.85 

1 

20 

.30 

54 

22 

.90 

1 

22 

.40 

54 

24 

.95 

1 

24 

.50 

54 

26 

1.00 

1 

28 

.70 

54 

28 

1.05 

1 

30 

.80 

54 

30 

1.10 

1 

34 

2.00 

54 

36 

1.25 

1 

36 

2.10 

54 

42 

1.40 

154- 

48 

2.00 

54           i 

96 

3.10 

I'M 

90 

3.00 

^ 

16 

.80 

iy4 

94 

3.25 

^ 

18 

.85 

W4 

96 

3.40 

Y% 

20 

.90 

154 

98 

3.55 

Y% 

22 

.95 

1J4 

102 

3.90 

n 

24 

1.00 

l*/2 

48 

3.00 

H 

30 

1.25 

IK 

90 

4.25 

H 

34 

1.45 

V6 

96 

4.50 

H 

36 

1.55 

1/2 

102 

4.75 

Hook  and  Double  End  Bolts 


LIST  PRICES— EACH 


DIAMETER  IN  INCHES 


Length, 
Feet 

i 

I 

1 

1* 

li 

11 

H 

1 

$0.60 

$0.80 

$1.00 

$1.30 

$1.60 

$2.40 

$3.50 

11 

.80 

1.05 

1.35 

1.75 

2.15 

3.20 

4.55 

2 

1.00 

1.30 

1.70 

2.20 

2.70 

4.00 

5.60 

21 

1.20 

1.55 

2.05 

2.65 

3.25 

4.80 

6.65 

3 

1.40 

1.80 

2.40 

3.10 

3.80 

5.60 

7.70 

81 

1.60 

2.05 

2.75 

3.55 

4.35 

6.40 

8.75 

4 

1.80 

2.30 

3.10 

4.00 

4.90 

7.20 

9.80 

41 

2.00 

2.55 

3.45 

4.45 

5.45 

8.00 

10.85 

5 

2.20 

2.80 

3.80 

4.90 

6.00 

8.80 

11.90 

5* 

2.40 

3.05 

4.15 

5.35 

6.55 

9.60 

12.95 

6 

2.60 

3.30 

4.50 

5.80 

7.10 

10.40 

14.00 

61 

2.80 

3.55 

4.85 

6.25 

7.65 

11.20 

15.05 

7 

3.00 

3.80 

5.20 

6.70 

8.20 

12.00 

16.10 

71 

3.20 

4.05 

5.55 

7.15 

8.75 

12.80 

17.15 

8 

3.40 

4.30 

5.90 

7.60 

9.30 

13.60 

18.20 

Bj 

3.60 

4.55 

6.25 

8.05 

9.85 

14.40 

19.25 

9 

3.80 

4.80 

6.60 

8.50 

10.40 

15.20 

20.30 

91 

4.00 

5.05 

6.95 

8.95 

10.95 

16.00 

21.35 

10 

4.20 

5.30 

7.30 

9.40 

11.50 

16.80 

22.40 

11 

4.60 

5.80 

8.00 

10.30 

12.60 

18.40 

24.50 

12 

5.00 

6.30 

8.70 

11.20 

13.70 

20.00 

26.60 

13 

5.40 

6.80 

9.40 

12.10 

14.80 

21.60 

28.70 

14 

5.80 

7.30 

10.10 

13.00 

15.90 

23.20 

30.80 

15 

6.20 

7.80 

10.80 

13.90 

17.00 

24.80 

32.90 

APPROXIMATE  WEIGHT— 4  POUNDS  FOR  EACH  DOLLAR  OF  LIST. 


12 


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Standard  Rig 

SHOWING  CALF  WHEEL  OUTFIT  FOR  HANDLING  CASING 


SIDE  ELEVATION 
Fig.  35 


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13 


Standard  Rig 


TIMBER  AND  LUMBER  REQUIRED  TO  BUILD  A  COMPLETE  RIG 
DERRICK  82  FEET  HIGH  WITH  BASE  20  FEET  SQUARE 


Size, 
Inches 


Length, 
Feet 


OREGON  PINE 


Feet 


12x12x12x26 

22x22 

16x16 

16x16 

16x16 

16x16 

16x16 

14x14 

14x14 

14x14 

14x14 

14x14 

14x14 

12x12 

10x12 

10x12 

10x12 

10x12 

8x  8 

8x  8 

6x  6 

6x  6 

6x  6 

6x  6 

6x  6 

4x  6 
5x16 
5x16 

5x5x5x14 
14x14 
2x12 
2x12 
2x12 
2x12 
2x12 
2x10 
2x  8 
2x10 
2x10 
2x  8 
2x  8 
2x  8 
2x  6 
2x  6 
2x  6 
2x  6 
2x  6 
2x  6 
2x  4 
2x  4 
2x  4 
1x12 
1x12 
1x12 
1x12 
1x12 
Ix  6 


4x  5 
4x  5 
2x12 


26  Walking  beam    676 

9  Engine    block    363 

30  Main   sill    •. .  640 

20  Sub  sill 427 

16  Sampson   post    341 

14  Bull   wheel   shaft    299 

6  Calf   wheel    shaft 128 

16  Mud  sills    1045 

16  Tail   sill   and  post 261 

16  Nose  sill  and  jack  post  caps 261 

14  Engine    mud    sills 457 

12  Casing    sills     392 

12  Jack    post     196 

20  Back   brake    and    blocking 240 

24  Bull    wheel    post 240 

24  Calf  wheel  post    240 

14  Bumper     140 

12  Pony    sills    240 

22  Side   sills 235 

20  Derrick   sills    and   blocking 1173 

26  Bunting   pole    78 

20  Dead   man    60 

18  Jack   post   braces 108 

16  Calf   wheel   post   braces 48 

14  Back  brake,   headache  post,   Sampson  post  and  bull 

wheel    braces     . 210 

16  Calf  wheel   and   short  braces 160 

16  Crown    block     213 

12  Knuckle    post    

12  Pitman   and   swing   lever 140 

20  Blocking     327 

20  Band  wheel  centers   (S.l.S) 560 

20  Derrick   floor,    walk   and    girts 2160 

18  Derrick    foundation    and    girts 

16  Girts  and  top  of  derrick 256 

14  Girts      112 

26  Starting  legs  and  belt  house  sills 260 

18  Starting    legs     '?'       96 

24  Doublers     1120 

16  Derrick   legs    533 

16  Derrick  legs 427 

18  Derrick  roof,   forge  and   belt   house 288 

24  Bunting  pole  to  jack  post 

26  Belt    house    frame 130 

20  Braces     340 

18  Braces     i44 

16  Braces  to   cut    192 

14  Engine    house    frame 

12  Engine    house    frame 

14  Engine    house    frame 

12  Engine    house    frame 

16  Ladders 213 

20  Siding     600 

18  Siding     1350 

16  Girts    and    siding 2336 

14  Engine    house    siding 

12  Siding     720 

16  Braces   and   ladder   steps 

Total  Oregon  Pine 23,871 

1 — Set  band  wheel  cants  for  9-foot  wheel 

1 — Set  tug  pulley  cants  for  5-foot  wheel 

1 — Set  bull  wheel  cants,  arms  and  handles  for  7£- 

foot  wheel    

1 — Set  calf  wheel  cants,   arms  and   handles   for   7- 

foot  wheel    

HARDWOOD 

16  Oak  top  of  crown  block 27 

14  Oak  top  of  crown  block 23 

16  Oak  top  of  beams  and  dog 32 

Total    Hardwood    .  82 


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Standard  Rig  Irons 

SPECIFICATION  FOR  4-INCH  STANDARD  RIG  IRONS 
SHIPPING  WEIGHT,  2276  LBS. 

1 — 4"x6'-6"  shaft,  crank,  set  of  30-inch  flanges,  wrist  pin,  collar,  keys  and  bolts. 

1 — 32-inch  crown  pulley. 

1 — 24-inch  sand  line  sheave,  steel  gudgeons. 

1 — Set  4-inch  center  irons  complete  with  bolts. 

1 — Set  16-inch  bull  wheel  gudgeons,  with  >ax2^-inch  bands  and  8 — 1x20"  bolts. 

1— 3/16"x6"x28'  brake  band,  lever  and  staple. 

1 — 2^2-inch  round  iron  walking  beam  stirrup. 

SPECIFICATION  FOR  4^-INCH  STANDARD  RIG  IRONS 
SHIPPING  WEIGHT,  2523  LBS. 

1 — 4^"x6'-6"  shaft,  crank,  set  of  36-inch  flanges,  wrist  pin,  collar,  keys  and  bolts. 

1 — 32-inch  crown  pulley. 

1 — 24-inch  sand  line  sheave,  steel  gudgeons. 

1 — Set  4-inch  center  irons  complete  with  bolts. 

1 — Set  16-inch  bull  wheel  gudgeons,  with  ^x2^-inch  bands  and  8 — 1x20"  bolts. 

1 — 3/16"x6"x28'  brake  band,  lever  and  staple. 

1 — 2^-inch  round  iron  walking  beam  stirrup. 

SPECIFICATION  FOR  5-INCH  STANDARD  RIG  IRONS 
SHIPPING  WJEIGHT,  3010  LBS. 

1 — 5"x6'-6"  shaft,  crank,  set  of  36-inch  flanges,  wrist  pin,  collar,  keys  and  bolts. 

1 — 32-inch  crown  pulley. 

1 — 24-inch  sand  line  sheave,  steel  gudgeons. 

1 — Set  5-inch  center  irons  complete  with  bolts. 

1 — Set  16-inch  bull  wheel  gudgeons,  with  ^x2^-inch  bands  and  8 — 1x20"  bolts. 

1 — ^4"x7"x28'  brake  band,  lever  and  staple. 

1 — 2^-inch  round  iron  walking  beam  stirrup. 

SPECIFICATION  FOR  6-INCH  STANDARD  RIG  IRONS 
SHIPPING  WEIGHT,  3539  LBS. 

1 — 6"x6'-6"  shaft,  crank,  set  of  36-inch  flanges,  wrist  pin,  collar,  keys  and  bolts. 

1 — 36-inch  crown  pulley. 

1 — 24-inch  sand  line  sheave,  steel  gudgeons. 

1 — Set  5-inch  center  irons  complete  with  bolts. 

1 — Set  16-inch  bull  wheel  gudgeons,  with  ^x2^-inch  bands  and  8 — 1x20"  bolts. 

1 — ^"x7"x28'  brake  band,  lever  and  staple. 

1 — 2j^-inch  round  iron  walking  beam  stirrup. 

SPECIFICATION  FOR  CALF  IRONS  FOR  STANDARD  RIG  IRONS 
SHIPPING  WEIGHT,  2020  LBS. 

1 — 48-inch  open  side  calf  tug  wheel  and  key. 

1 — 90-inch  rope  tug  rim. 

1 — only  16-inch  calf  wheel  gudgeon,  with  ^x2^-inch  band  and  4 — 1x20    bolts. 

1 — 30-inch  flanged  calf  wheel  gudgeon,  with  ^x2^-inch  band  and  4 — 1x20"  bolts. 

1 — 3/16"x6"x28'  brake  band,  lever  and  staple. 

4 — 22-inch  casing  line  pulleys. 


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Standard  Rig  Iron  Parts 


NAME  OF  PART 

4-inch 

4finch 

5-inch 

6-inch 

Standard   shaft   complete  —  consisting   of:     Key-seated    shaft, 
crank,  flanges,  wrist  pin,  collar,  keys  and  bolts  

1046 
260 

1293 
330 

1460 

'416 
350 

1964 

'e>66 

544 

Shaft  only    6'   6"   long    double  key   seat  

275 
2 

275 

2 

"3 
52 
37 
10 
5 

620 

"i? 

*3 

52 
37 
10 
5 

730 
"l7 

52 
37 
10 
5 
445 

52 
37 
10 
5 

620 
15 

15 

Flange  bolts    8  —  fxlO-inch  machine  bolts  

Flange  keys     (4      Jx6i-inch) 

3 

Flange  keys     (4      IxG^-inch) 

4 

"l2 
13 

270 

"l2 
23 

'295 
95 

230 
156 
34 
40 

'546 
'l98 
'26 
"225 
23 
"70 

"i 

'280 

180 
100 
135 

Flange  keys     (4  —  l^xGi-inch) 

9 

270 

10 
270 

Crown  pulley    32-inch    3J-inch  gudgeons  

95 

230 
156 
34 
40 
335 

95 

230 
156 
34 
40 
335 

95 

230 
156 

34 
40 

'546 
'i98 
"26 
225 
*23 
"76 
4 

'280 
180 
100 
135 

Bull  wheel  gudgeons,  16-inch,  complete  with  £x2A-inch  bands 
and   bolts,   per   set    (2)  

Bull  wheel  gudgeon  bands,  }x2£*inch,  per  set  (2)  
Bull  wheel  gudgeon  bolts    8  —  Ix20-inch    for  the  set  

Center  irons  complete  with  bolts,   4-inch,  per  set  

125 

125 

Saddle  only    for  5-inch  center  irons  

Saddle  bolts    4  —  f  x28-inch  machine  bolts   

15 

15 

136 

136 

Side  iron  bolts    4  —  f  x20-inch  machine  bolts    

11 

11 

45 

45 

Side  iron  cap  bolts,   4  —  £  xS^-inch  machine  bolts    

3 

3 

165 
110 
55 

165 
110 
55 

Brake   band    and    staple     ^"x6"x28' 

Brake  band  lever    1^-inch  

Brake   band    and   staple     i"x7"x28' 

Walking  beam  stirrup,   2^-inch  round   iron  

135 

135 

WEIGHT  IN  POUNDS* 


CALF  IRON  PARTS  FOR  STANDARD  RIG  IRONS 


NAME  OF  PART 


Weight  in  Pounds* 


Calf  tug  wheel  and  key,  open  side,  48-inch  for  4,  4£  or  5-inch  shaft    

Calf  tug  wheel  and  key,  open  side,  48-inch  for  6-inch  shaft     

Rope  tug  rim,   72  inches  diameter 

Rope  tug  rim,   78  inches  diameter 

Rope  tug  rim,  90  inches  diameter 

Rope  tug  rim,  96  inches  diameter 

Calf   wheel    gudgeon,    16-inch,    complete    with    £x22-inch    band    and    4 — Ix20-inch 

bolts  (1)    

Calf  wheel  gudgeon  only,  16-inch   (1) 

Calf  wheel  gudgeon  band,  ^x2i-inch   (1) 

Calf  wheel  gudgeon  bolts,  4 — Ix20-inch   

Flanged     calf     wheel     gudgeon,     28-inch,     complete     with     Ax2£-inch     band     and 

4 — Ix20-inch  bolts    (1)    

Flanged  calf  wheel  gudgeon  only,   30-inch   (1)     

Flanged  calf  wheel  gudgeon  band,  ^x2^-inch   (1)    

Flanged  calf  wheel  gudgeon  bolts,  4 — Ix20-inch    

Flanged  calf  wheel  gudgeon,  30-inch,  complete  with  £x24-mch  band  and  4 

inch  bolts   (1)    

Flanged  calf  wheel  gudgeon  only,  30-inch   (1) 

Flanged  calf  wheel  gudgeon  band,   £x2Hnch   (1) 

Flanged  calf  wheel  gudgeon  bolts,   4 — Ix20-inch 

Brake  band,   staple  and   lever,   T3s"x6"x28' — complete 

Brake  band  and  staple,   Ty'x6"x28' 

Brake  band  lever,   1^-inch    

Casing  line  pulleys,  22-inch,  3j-inch  gudgeons   (4) 


-1x20- 


460 
560 
360 
390 
450 
475 

115 

78 
17 


225 

223 

17 

20 

260 

223 

17 

20 

165 

110 

55 

570 


*Weights  shown  are  for  the  quantities  as  enumerated. 

FOR  ILLUSTRATIONS   OF  PARTS,   SEE   PAGES   16   AND 


17. 


16 


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Standard  Rig  Irons 

PARTS 


WALKING    BEAM 
STIRRUP 


SET  COLLAR 


FLANGE  KEY 


Fig.  38 


WRIST    PIN 


Fig.  39 
BULL   OR   CALF   WHEEL   GUDGEON 


Fig.  40 


Fig.  41 
BRAKE  BAND  AND  STAPLE 


BRAKE  BAND  LEVER 


Fig.  43 


Fig.  42 


SAND   LINE   SHEAVE 


CENTER  IRONS 


CROWN    PULLEY 


Fig.  44 


Fig.  45 


Fig.   46 


FOR  DESCRIPTION  AND   WEIGHTS,   SEE   PAGE   15. 
PRICES  UPON  APPLICATION. 


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17 


Standard  Rig  Irons 


CALF   IRON    PARTS 


CALF   TUG    WHEEL 


FLANGED   CALF   WHEEL   GUDGEON 


Fig.   47 

ROPE   TUG    RIM 


Fig.  49 


Fig.   48 


CASING   LINE   PULLEY 


BULL   OR   CALF   WHEEL   GUDGEON 


Fig.  51 


BRAKE  BAND  LEVER     BRAKE  BAND  AND  STAPLE 


Fig.  53 

FOR  DESCRIPTION  AND   WEIGHTS,   SEE   PAGE   15.         • 
PRICES  UPON  APPLICATION. 


18 


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Open  Jack  Post  Boxes 


Fig.   54 


4 

4 

4 

4 

4i 

41 

41 

41 

5 

5 

For  size  timbers.  inches 
Weight  pounds 
Price  .  each 

12 
100 
$10  50 

14 
111 
$11  00 

16 
121 

$11  50 

18 
131 

$12  50 

12 
100 
$11  00 

14 
114 
$11  50 

16 
120 
$12  00 

18 
130 
$13  00 

12 
103 

$12  00 

14 
113 

$12  50 

5 

5 

5i 

5* 

5* 

5A 

6 

6 

6 

6 

For  size  timbers.  inches 

16 
126 

18 
136 

12 
106 

14 
116 

16 

126 

18 
138 

12 
108 

14 
118 

16 
128 

18 
140 

Price  each 

$13.00 

$14.00 

$12.50 

$13.00 

$13.50 

$14.50 

$13.00 

$13.50 

$14.00 

$15.00 

Cokely  Jack  Post  Boxes 


Size    .  .  .inches 


For  size  timbers. 

.  .  .inches 

16 

16 

16 

16 

Weight  of   cap.  .  . 

.  .pounds 

94 

Weight    of    box.. 

.  .pounds 



166 

174 

Price    of    cap 

each 

$10  50 

$11  00 

$11  50 

$12  00 

Price    of    box.  .  . 

....  each 

18.00 

19.00 

20.00 

21.00 

Fig.   55 


Jack  Post  Stirrups 


Fig.   56 


Size, 
Inches 

Weight, 
Pounds 

Price, 
Each 

Size, 
Inches 

Weight, 
Pounds 

Price, 
Each 

1  x5x!4 
1^x5x14 
1^x5x14 
2  x5x!4 
1   x6x!4 
Hx6xl4 
I*x6xl4 
2~x6xl4 

48 
60 
80 
107 
57 
75 
96 
142 

$  7.00 
9.00 
12.00 
15.75 
8.50 
11.25 
14.25 
21.50 

1  x5x!6 
Iix5xl6 
1^x5x16 
2  x5x!6 
1   x6x!6 
1^x6x16 
I*x6xl6 
2   x6x!6 

50 
65 
85 
113- 
61 
78 
110 
150 

$   7.50 
9.75 
12.75 
17.00 
9.00 
11.50 
16.50 
22.50 

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•   19 


Fig.  57 


Smith  and  Hess  Iron  Pitmans 

This  Pitman  will  eliminate  the  lost  motion  on  the  wrist  pins  and  will 
not  work  out  to  the  end  of  them,  causing  them  to  break. 

It  will  also  do  away  with  the  using  of  keys  and  outlast  a  dozen 
wooden  pitmans.  It  is  economical  and  will  save  its  cost  in  quick  adjust- 
ment and  in  the  time  saved  in  connecting  and  disconnecting  from  the 
wrist  pin. 

All  the  parts  are  of  metal,  with  the  exception  of  the  hardwood,  by 
which  it  is  bolted  to  the  walking  beam  stirrup.  Ample  bracing  is  pro- 
vided, insuring  strength  and  durability. 


Weight, 
Pounds 

Price, 
Each 

421 

$50  00 

PARTS 


Symbol 
Number 

PART 

Weight, 
Pounds 

Price, 
Each 

Symbol 
Number 

PART 

Weight, 
Pounds 

Price, 
Each 

1 

65 

$14  00 

9 

Braces 

14 

$2  00 

2 

Band    . 

145 

14  00 

10 

Handle    

4 

2  00 

3 

Cap    

12 

4.00 

11 

Hardwood     

51 

2  75 

4 

Cam 

6 

1  50 

12 

46 

7  50 

5 

6 

7 

Crank    or    lever.. 
Box    with    dial... 
Brass     slide  

7 
19 
2 

3.00 
3.00 
1.50 

13 
14 
15 

Cap    spring    (2).. 
Cap    screw,    |xli" 
Cap   screw,    -JxlJ" 

.15 

.10 
.10 

Smith  and  Hess  Trusses 


Fig.   58 


SIZE 

Weight, 
Pounds 

Price, 
Each 

12-inch  new  style  trusses  —  complete  less  rope  

230 

$32  50 

14-inch  new  style  trusses  —  complete  less  rope  

240 

35  00 

12-inch  old  style  trusses  —  complete  less  rope 

492 

45  00 

14-inch  old  style  trusses  —  complete  less  rope   

552 

47  50 

PARTS 


PART 

NEW  STYLE 

OLD  STYLE 

12-inch 

14-inch 

12-inch 

14-inch 

Weight, 
Pounds 

Price, 
Each 

Weight, 
Pounds 

Price, 
Each 

Weight, 
Pounds 

Price, 
Each 

Weight, 
Pounds 

Price, 
Each 

Front   end   casting  

48 
44 
25 
21 
16 
43 
8 

$5.00 
5.00 
2.00 
3.00 
6.25 
7.50 
2.75 

54 
48 
25 
21 
16 
43 
8 

$6.00 
6.00 
2.10 
3.25 
6.50 
7.50 
2.75 

187 
167 
25 
21 
16 
43 
8 

$12.50 
12.50 
2.00 
3.00 
6.25 
7.50 
2.75 

215 
199 
25 
21 
16 
43 
8 

$14.00 
14.00 
2.10 
3.25 
6.50 
7.50 
2.75 

Rear  end   casting 

U-bolts    

Lower  casting   for   screw  
Upper   casting   for  screw 

Screw     

Spring     

20 


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Union  Special 
Sand  Reels 


Fig.   59 


DESCRIPTION 


Weight  in  Pounds 


No.  1. — 4"x8'  Union  Special  double  drum  sand  reel  with  12x36-inch  solid  web  fric- 
tion wheel,  36-inch  boiler  plate  flanges  and  li-inch  sand  reel  lever 

No.  2. — 4"x9'  Union  Special  double  drum  sand  reel  with  12x42-inch  solid  web  fric- 
tion wheel,  40-inch  boiler  plate  flanges  and  1^-inch  sand  reel  lever 

No.  9. — 6"xlO'  Union  Special  double  drum  sand  reel  with  14x42-inch  solid  web  fric- 
tion wheel,  extra  10x42-inch  straight  face  brake  wheel,  40-inch  boiler 
plate  flanges  and  li-inch  sand  reel  lever 


1605 
1917 

3900 


Standard 
Sand  Reels 


SINGLE  DRUM 


Fig.  60 


DESCRIPTION 

Weight  in  Pounds 

No.  6 

—  4"x8'   Standard   single  drum  sand   reel   with   10x36-inch   solid   web   friction 

1396 

No.  7 

—  4"x8'   Standard   single  drum   sand   reel   with   12x36-inch   solid   web   friction 

1480 

No.  8 

—  4"x8'   Standard   single  drum  sand   reel  with   12x42-inch   solid   web   friction 

1583 

Fig.  61 
DOUBLE   DRUM 


DESCRIPTION 


Weight  in  Pounds 


No.  3. — 4"x8'  Standard  double  drum  sand  reel  with  10x36-inch  solid  web  friction 
wheel,  36-inch  cast  iron  flanges  and  li-inch  sand  reel  lever 

No.  4. — 4"x8'  Standard  double  drum  sand  reel  with  12x36-inch  solid  web  friction 
wheel,  36-inch  cast  iron  flanges  and  11-inch  sand  reel  lever 

No.  5. — 4"x8'  Standard  double  drum  sand  reel  with  12x42-inch  solid  web  friction 
wheel,  36-inch  cast  iron  flanges  and  1^-inch  sand  reel  lever 


1688 
1753 
1856 


PRICES  UPON  APPLICATION. 


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Sand  Reel  Parts 


EXTRA  PARTS  FOR  NO.   1— UNION  Sl'KClAL   DOl'I'.LK   DRUM  SAND  REEL 

NAME  OF  PART  Weight  in  Pounds' 


1— Shaft,  4"x8'    305 

1 — Friction  wheel,  12x36  inches 560 

2 — Outside  boiler  plate  flanges,   36  inches 260 

1 — Center  boiler   plate   flange,   36   inches 120 

1 — Drum,  12x16  inches 40 

1 — Drum,  12x12  inches    30 

4 — Drum  flanges,   llf  inches   86 

2 — Cast  iron  hubs,  4  inches   102 

2 — Collars,  4  inches   19 

1 — Friction  key   2 J 

2 — Outside  flange  keys    2£ 

1 — Center  flange  key   

6 — Bolts,   f x3i   inches    4| 

4— Double  end  bolts,  Jx34  inches 18 

1— Sand  reel  lever,  l|  inches   55 

EXTRA  PARTS  FOR  NO.  2— UNION  SPECIAL  DOUBLE  DRUM  SAND  REEL 

NAME  OF  PART  I  Weight  in  Pounds* 

1— Shaft,  4"x9'   344 

1 — Friction  wheel,  12x42  inches   663 

2 — Outside  boiler  plate  flanges,   40  inches    358 

1 — Center  boiler  plate  flange,  40  inches   168 

2 — Drums,   12x18  inches   88 

4 — Drum  flanges,   llf  inches    86 

2 — Cast  iron  hubs,  4  inches   102 

2 — Collars,  4  inches , 19 

1 — Friction  key    2j 

2 — Outside  flange  keys   2| 

1 — Center  flange  key    

6 — Bolts,   £x3i   inches 4$ 

4 — Double  end  bolts,  f x43  inches 24 

1 — Sand  reel  lever,   l£  inches   55 

EXTRA  PARTS  FOR  NO.  9— UNION  SPECIAL  DOUBLE  DRUM  SAND  REEL 

NAME  OF  PART  ~  Weight  in  Pounds* 

1 — Shaft,   6"xlO'    865 

1 — Friction  wheel,  14x42  inches   897 

1 — Straight  face  brake  wheel,  10x42  inches   685 

2 — Outside  boiler  plate  flanges,  40   inches   360 

1 — Double  center  boiler  plate  flange,  40  inches  (riveted  with  §"  rivets) 360 

1 — Drum,  12x14  inches 35 

1 — Drum,  12x24  inches 60 

4 — Drum  flanges,  llf  inches   88 

2 — Cast  iron  hubs,  6  inches 370 

2 — Collars,  6  inches   54 

1 — Friction  key    21 

1 — Brake  wheel  key If 

2 — Outside  flange  keys    3$ 

1 — Center  flange  key   1 

2 — Bolts,  Jx3*  inches    li 

4— Bolts,  f  x7£  inches 5 

4 — Double  end  bolts,  1x54  inches 56 

1 — Sand  reel  lever,  l£  inches 55 

EXTRA  PARTS  FOR  STANDARD  SAND   REELS 
NAME  OF  PART Weight  in  Pounds' 

1— Shaft,  4"x8'    305 

1 — Shaft,    4"x8'  6"    325 

1— Shaft,   4"x9'    344 

1 — Shaft,    4"x9'  6"    364 

—Friction  wheel,  10x36  inches   495 

— Friction  wheel,  12x36  inches 560 

— Friction  wheel,   12x42  inches   663 

1 — Outside  cast  iron  flange,  36  inches   209 

— Center  cast  iron  flange,   36  inches    222 

— Cast  iron  drum,   14x12  inches 60 

— Cast  iron  drum,  14x16  inches 81 

1 — Cast  iron  drum,  14x20  inches   97 

1 — Friction  key    21 

1 — Outside  flange  key    

1 — Center  flange  key 

1— Collar,  4  inches   

(> — Double  end  bolts,  Jx20  inches * 18 

G — Double  end  bolts,  |x24  inches   21 

6 — Double  end  bolts,  fx33  inches 27 

1  — Sand  reel  lever,  l|  inches 55 

*Weights  shown  are  for  the  quantities  enumerated  in  the  first  column. 


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Steel  Crown  Blocks 


ALL  PULLEYS 

SELF  LUBRICATING  AND 

BRONZE    BUSHED 


Fig.  62 


DESCRIPTION 

Weight, 
Pounds 

Price, 

Each 

Ideal  —  With   1  —  32-inch   crown   pulley,   1  —  30-inch   sand   line 
4  —  30-inch   casing  line  pulleys    

pulley  and 
3470 

$500.00 

Louthian  —  With   1  —  32-inch   crown   pulley,    1  —  30-inch   sand 

line   pulley  i 
!           3840 

$600.00 

PARTS 


Number 

Number 
Required 

NAME  OF  PART 

Weight, 
Pounds 

Price, 
Each 

G-510 
G-508 
G-738 
G-509 

1 
4 

1 
6 

32-inch  cast  iron  crown  pulley,  bronze  bushed  
30-inch  cast  iron  casing  line  pulleys,  bronze  bushed 
30-inch  cast  iron  sand  line  pulley,  bronze  bushed... 

310 
265 
225 
10 

$41.00 
38.00 
33.20 
10.00 

G-736 

4 

40 

5  00 

G-737 

2 

35 

4  00 

G-753 

g 

24 

2  70 

G-761 

2 

32 

3  50 

G-511 

4 

18 

4  00 

1 

2 

240 

28.00 

2 

2 

210 

24.50 

3 

2 

7 

1.00 

4 

4 

3 

.60 

5 

2 

2J 

50 

6 

4 

58 

11.50 

7 

2 

Pulley  shafts  short  

46 

10.00 

g 

6 

9-12 

g 

2i 

1.40 

13 

g 

2J 

1.50 

14 

4 

i 

.10 

15 

40 

J 

.10 

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Ideal  Calf  Wheels 


(Patented) 


DESCRIPTION 

Weight, 
Pounds 

Price, 
Each 

Ideal    calf    wheel 

shaft    complete    with    wood    brake    wheel    and    7-foot 

3616 

$250  00 

PARTS 

Fig.  64 


Part 

Number 

Number 
Required 

NAME  OF  PART 

Weight  Each, 
Pounds 

1 

1495 

235 

520 

2 

Set  collar                             •  

12 

115 

pan                                                                        

36 

2 

1 

Shaft                                       

491 

2 

Arm    plate    .  .  .  . 

437 

g 

2 

1* 

LJox   cap    uo  ts.  .  .  •  •  •    •  • 

i 

24 

flange  to      r 

i 

10 

g 

4 

3616 

PRICES  UPON  APPLICATION. 


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Ross  and  Seeley  Iron  Bull  and  Calf  Wheel  Shafts 


BULL  WHEEL 

SHOWING   WOOD    WORK 

Fig.  65 


These  iron  bull  wheel  and  calf  wheel  shafts  were  designed  to  replace  the 
troublesome  wooden  shafts  which  have  long  been  proven  inadequate  for  handling 
the  heavy  strings  of  pipe  and  casing  now  used.  They  can  be  lagged  with  Manila 
rope  if  so  desired. 


SHOWING   IRON   CALF   WHEEL 

SHAFT  ——  Fig.  67 

Fig.  66 

The  hubs  are  cast  in  one  piece  and  like  the  gudgeons  are  put  onto  the  shafts 
by  hydraulic  pressure  and  additionally  secured  by  bolts. 

The  wood  arms  are  secured  in  the 
channels  of  the  hub  by  three  bolts 
passing  through  the  arms  into  iron 
plates  on  the  opposite  side  thus  pre- 
venting them  from  warping. 

Each  shaft  is  furnished  with  two 
babbitted  boxes.  These  boxes  are 
diamond  shape  and  are  bolted  se- 
curely into  the  posts.  They  are  cast 
in  one  piece  and  have  one  end  closed, 
forming  a  recess  between  the  end  of 
the  journal  and  the  end  of  the  box 
which  prevents  the  oil,  which  is  fed 
through  an  oil  pipe  into  this  recess, 
from  coming  in  contact  with  the 
wooden  posts. 

The  calf  wheel  shafts  are  filled  with 
cement  as  a  double  precaution  against 
their  collapsing. 


CALF  WHEEL 

SHOWING 
WOOD  WORK 
AND    LAGGING 

Fig.   68 


DESCRIPTION 

Weight, 
Pounds 

Price 

Bull  wheel  shaft  complete  with  bolts    plates  and  boxes 

1555 

Upon  application 

Calf  wheel  shaft  complete  with  bolts,  plates  and  boxes  

1565 

Upon  application 

Extra  babbitted  boxes  with  oil  pipes,  per  set  of  two  

73 

Upon  application 

ABOVE  WEIGHTS  DO  NOT  INCLUDE  WOOD  WORK  OR  LAGGING. 


Oil  Country  Boilers 

Standard  Horizontal  Tubular  Boilers 


High  Pressure  Horizontal  Tubular  Boilers 
Boiler  Parts 


Steam  Drilling  Engines 

Steam  Drilling  Engine  Parts 


Pages  25  to  36  Inclusive 


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Horizontal  Tubular  Boilers 

FAIRBANKS,  MORSE  &  GO'S. 

SPECIAL    LARGE    DOME— OIL    COUNTRY    PATTERN 
40  H.  P. 


Fig.  69 

These  Boilers  are  made  of  open-hearth  flange  steel  of  the  best  quality,  and  are 
built  according  to  our  own  specifications  obtained  from  experienced  oil  well  men 
operating  in  California  oil  fields  and  especially  designed  to  meet  the  demand  in 
the  fields  where  natural  adobe  is  used  in  place  of  brick  to  close  in  the  boiler.  Each 
is  provided  with  two  loops  and  hook  bolts  for  supporting  the  boiler  in  a  hanging 
position. 

These  boilers  make  steam  rapidly  and  freely,  and  are  easily  handled  and  set  up. 

SPECIFICATIONS 

The  shells  of  these  Boilers  are  made  in  two  sheets,  one  top  and  one  bottom 
with  the  longitudinal  seams  on  the  side,  giving  a  clear  surface  to  fife  exposure 
and  greatly  assisting  in  cleaning  the  boiler  of  scale  formation. 

The  longitudinal  seams  of  the  shell  and  vertical  and  saddle  seams  of  the 
dome  are  double  riveted.  There  is  a  9xl5-inch  manhole  in  the  front  head  below 
the  tubes  and  a  similar  one  in  the  rear  head  above  the  tubes. 


DIMENSIONS 


Diameter    of    boiler 

Length  of  boiler  over  all 

Length  of  smoke  box  extension 

Length    of    tubes 

Size  of  tubes 

Number  of  tubes 

Thickness    of    shell 

Thickness    of    heads 

Diameter    of    dome 

Height    of    dome 

Thickness    of    dome    shell 

Thickness    of   dome  'head 

.Diameter   of   smoke   stack 

Length   of   smoke   stack 

Size  of  steam  outlet   

Size  of  pop  safety  valve 

Size  of  blow-off  valve   

Weight  of  boiler  bare,  about 

Weight  of  boiler  with  oil  country  mud  settings,  fixtures  and  fittings, 


.  .  .  inches 
.....feet 
.  .  .inches 

feet 

.  .inches 


. .  .inches 
.  .  .inches 
.  .  .inches 
.  .  .inches  i 
.  .  .inches 
.  .  .inches 
.  .  .inches 

feet 

.  .  .inches 
.  .  .inches 
. .  .inches 
.  .pounds 
.  .pounds 


5965 

7700 


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Horizontal  Tubular  Boilers 


FIXTURES  FOR  SPECIAL  LARGE  DOME  OIL  COUNTRY  BOILERS 


1— Smokestack,    22"    in    diameter,    20' 

long,  No.  16  gauge. 
80  feet — y\"  guy  wire. 
1 — Iron  case  pop  safety  valve,  3". 
1 — Brass  steam  cock,  2". 
1 — Black  Wrought  Iron  Nipple,  2"x4". 
1 — Brass  globe  valve,  1J4". 
1 — Brass  horizontal  check  valve,  1/4"- 
2 — Black  wrought  iron  nipples, 

I^"x4". 

1 — Black  wrought  iron  nipple,  3"x4". 
1 — Iron  case  steam  gauge,  5" — 200  Ibs. 
1 — Steam  gauge  syphon,  Y^' . 
1 — Cast  iron  water  column,  No.  2. 
3 — Register  gauge  cocks,  y2". 


1 — Set  brass  water  gauges,  2  guard, 
y2"  boiler  connections,  ^"x!2" 
glass. 

2 — Hook  bolts  and  nuts,  1^4". 

2— Plate  washers,  6"x6"x^"— 2"  hole. 

1 — Black  malleable  beaded  tee,  1^4". 

1 — Black  cast  iron  plug,  1^4"- 
FOR    WATER    COLUMN 

2  pieces — 1^4"  black  pipe,  14^"  long. 

1  piece  — 1^4"  black  pipe,  10*4"  long. 

1  piece  — 1J4"  black  pipe,  \\y2"  long. 

1  piece  — 1/4"  black  pipe,     7^"  long. 

1  piece  — 1^4"  black  pipe,     4^4"  long. 

1  piece  — 1^4"  black  pipe,     3^4"  long. 

1 — Black  malleable  union,  1^4". 

3 — Black  malleable  beaded  ells,  11A". 


FITTINGS  FOR  SPECIAL  LARGE  DOME  OIL  COUNTRY  BOILERS 
OIL  COUNTRY  MUD  SETTINGS 


1  each — Right    and    left    hand    front 

casting. 
1  each — Right  and  left  hand  rear 

casting. 
A — Double  end  rods,  %"x!4'. 


1 — Curved  strap. 

1 — Straight  strap. 

2— Doors. 

1 — Angle  iron  arch  bar  rest. 

6 — Arch  bars,  22  inches. 


Fig.   70 


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Fig.  71 
For  Full  Front  or  Half  Front  as  Ordered 

Standard  Horizontal  Tubular  Boilers  for 
100  Pounds  Working  Pressure 

These  Boilers  are  built  of  open-hearth  flange  steel  of  best  quality,  and  are 
manufactured  by  the  most  approved  methods.  The  bracing  is  of  approved  form 
to  meet  the  general  requirements;  the  size  and  spacing  of  the  rivets  are  in  accord- 
ance with  the  best  practice.  This  type  is  made  with  smoke-box  extension  with 
uptake,  and  is  suitable  for  full  or  half  arch  setting.  Boilers  8  feet  long  are  made 
in  one  course;  10  feet  to  14  feet  long  are  made  in  two  courses,  and  Boilers  longer 
than  14  feet  are  made  in  three  courses.  The  longitudinal  seams  of  shell  are  double 
and  the  girth  seams  single  riveted.  Boilers  36  inches,  40  inches  and  44  inches 
diameter  have  manhole  in  rear  head  above  tubes  and  handhole  in  front  head 
below  tubes.  Boilers  48  inches  diameter  and  larger  have  manhole  in  rear  head 
above  tubes  and  in  front  head  below  tubes.  All  Boilers  are  provided  with  four 
pressed  steel  brackets;  all  flanges  2l/2  inches  and  larger  are  made  of  pressed  steel. 


SHEET    No.    100    SERIES 

REGULAR  FIXTURES  FOR 
FULL  FRONT 

Full  Front  Anchors  and  Dead  Plate, 

*Rear  Tee  and  Angle  Bar, 

Two  Finger  Grates  and  Bearers   (see 

Note), 

Rear  Soot  Door,  Frame  and  Anchors, 
Pop  Safety  Valve, 
Steam  Gauge  and  Syphon, 
Water    Column,    Glass    Water    Gauge 

and  Gauge  Cocks, 
Check  and  Globe  Valves, 
Blow-Off  Cock  and  Whistle, 
Smokestack    and     Guys     (four     times 

length  of  Stack). 


SHEET   No.    200    SERIES 

REGULAR  FIXTURES   FOR 
HALF  FRONT 

Half  Front  Anchors  and  Dead  Plate, 

*Rear  Tee  and  Angle  Bar, 

Two  Finger  Grates  and  Bearers   (see 

Note), 

Rear  Soot  Door,  Frame  and  Anchors, 
Pop  Safety  Valve, 
Steam  Gauge  and  Syphon, 
Water    Column,    Glass    Water    Gauge 

and  Gauge  Cocks, 
Check  and  Globe  Valves, 
Blow-Off  Cock  and  Whistle, 
Smokestack    and     Guys     (four    times 

length  of  Stack). 


Wall  Plates  and  Rollers. 


EXTRAS 
Binder  Bars  and  Tie  Rods. 


Fire  Door  Arch  Plates. 


NOTE. — Grates  up  to  and  including  48  inches  long  are  made  in  one  section,  longer  are  made  in 
two  sections  and  are  provided  with  center  bearer.  Boilers  with  domes  28  inches  diameter  and  larger 
have  the  flange  and  vertical  seams  double  riveted. 

*Boilers  54  inches  diameter  and  smaller  have  a  rear  covering  plate  instead  of  rear  tee  and 
angle  bar. 


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Fig.  72 
For  Full  Front  or  Half  Front  as  Ordered 

Standard  High  Pressure  Horizontal  Tubular  Boilers 
for  125  and  150  Pounds  Working  Pressure 

Our  High  Pressure  Boilers  are  made  of  open-hearth  flange  steel  of  best 
quality.  The  longitudinal  seam  of  shell  is  double  butt  strapped  and  triple  riveted; 
the  proportions  of  th,e  joint,  spacing,  size  of  rivets,  and  thickness  of  straps  are  in 
accordance  with  the  best  practice  of  the  representative  Inspection  Companies. 
The  braces  for  staying  the  heads  are  made  of  pressed  steel  without  welds.  These 
Boilers  are  made  with  smoke-box  extension  and  uptake,  and  are  suitable  for  full 
or  half  front  setting.  Boilers  14  feet  long  are  made  in  two  courses;  Boilers  longer 
than  14  feet  are  made  in  three  courses.  All  Boilers  have  pressed  manhole  in  front 
head  under  tubes  and  in  rear  head  over  tubes.  All  flanges  2l/2  inches  and  larger 
are  made  of  pressed  steel;  all  Boilers  are  provided  with  four  pressed  steel  brackets. 


SHEET  No.  300  AND  500  SERIES 

REGULAR   FIXTURES  FOR 
FULL  FRONT 

Full  Front  Anchors  and  Dead  Plate, 

*Rear  Tee  and  Angle  Bar, 

Two  Finger  Grates  and  Bearers   (see 

Note), 

Rear  Soot  Door,  Frame  and  Anchors, 
Pop  Safety  Valve, 
Steam  Gauge  and  Syphon, 
Water     Column,     Water     Gauge     and 

Gauge  Cocks, 
Check  and  Globe  Valves, 
Blow-Off  Valve  and  Whistle, 
Smokestack    and     Guys     (four    times 

length  of  Stack). 


SHEET  No.  400  AND  600  SERIES 

REGULAR  FIXTURES   FOR 
HALF  FRONT 

Half  Front  Anchors  and  Dead  Plate, 

*Rear  Tee  and  Angle  Bar, 

Two  Finger  Grates  and  Bearers  (see 

Note), 

Rear  Soot  Door,  Frame  and  Anchors, 
Pop  Safety  Valve, 
Steam  Gauge  and  Syphon, 
Water     Column,     Water     Gauge     and 

Gauge  Cocks, 
Check  and  Globe  Valves, 
Blow-Off  Valve  and  Whistle, 
Smokestack    and     Guys     (four    times 

length  of  Stack). 


EXTRAS 

Wall  Plates  and  Rollers.        Binder  Bars  and  Tie  Rods.        Fire  Door  Arch  Plates. 
These  Boilers  are  made  without  Domes;  we  can  make  them  with  Domes  or 
Dry  Pipes,  if  desired,  at  an  extra  cost. 

NOTE. — Grates  up  to  and  including  48  inches  long  are  made  in  one  section,  longer  are  made  in 
two  sections  and  are  provided  with  center  bearer. 

*Boilers  54  inches  diameter  have  a  rear  covering  plate  instead  of  rear  tee  and  angle  bar. 


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Titan  Drilling  Engines 

SLIDE   VALVE 


Fig.  73 

This  Engine  is  especially  designed  for  deep  well  drilling  and  pumping,  and  is 
extensively  used  both  for  artesian  wells  and  throughout  the  various  oil  regions  of 
the  country.  It  is  a  "Rigid  Reverse"  Engine,  being  controlled  by  a  string  of  rods 
running  from  the  engine  house  to  the  derrick,  by  means  of  which  the  link  is  lifted 
up  or  pushed  down,  reversing  instantly,  or  is  held  up  at  any  point  desired. 

The  fly  wheel  is  sectional,  having  extra  balance  rings  to  be  added  as  needed. 
The  large  sizes  are  of  ample  power  for  drilling  the  deepest  oil  or  artesian  wells. 
The  cranks  are  forged  from  solid  steel  billets.  The  connecting  rod  brasses  are  of 
the  best  quality  of  phosphor  bronze.  Only  the  best  of  materials  are  used  in  con- 
struction throughout. 


Diameter 

Bore  of 

Rated 
H.  P. 

of 
Cylinder 
and 
Stroke, 

Length 
of  Bed, 
Inches 

Width 
of  Bed, 
Inches 

Diameter 
of  Crank- 
shaft, 
Inches 

Pulley 
and 
Balance 
Wheel, 

Diameter 
of 
Pulley, 
Inches 

Face 
of 
Pulley, 
Inches 

Diam- 
eter of 
Balance 
Wheel, 

Weight 
Complete, 
Pounds 

Weight 
Stripped, 
Pounds 

Inches 

Inches 

Inches 

15 

9  x!2 

72* 

19 

3* 

31 

30 

10* 

54* 

3194 

2522 

23 

KHxl2 

75 

20f 

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3| 

30 

18| 

60 

3980 

3088 

30 

12  x!2 

75* 

22 

4 

4 

30 

12* 

60 

4337 

3447 

The  power  as  rated  above  is  very  much  less  than  actual.     When  speeded  up 
the  Engines  develop  nearly  twice  the  rated  horse  power. 

The  "Complete"  Engine  includes  pump,  heater  and  extra  balance  rings. 
The  "Stripped"  Engine  is  without  pump,  heater  and  all  balance  rings. 

PRICES  UPON  APPLICATION. 


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PARTS    OF    THE    TITAN    SLIDE    VALVE    DRILLING    ENGINE 


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Parts  of  the  Titan  Slide  Valve  Drilling  Engine 


Part 

Number 

NAME  OF  PART 

SIZE  OF  ENGINE 

9x12              10^x12 

12x12 

1 
2 
3 
4 
5 
6 
7 
8 
9 
10 
11 
12 
13 
14 
15 
16 
17 
18 
19 
20 
21 
22 
23 
24 
25 
26 
27 
28 
29 
30 
31 
32 
33 
34 
35 
36 
37 
38 
39 
40 
41 
42 
43 
44 
45 
46 
47 
48 
49 
50 
51 
52 
53 
54 
55 
56 
57 

$55.00 
1.50 
2.00 
.20* 
3.00 
.25 
7.00 
1.00 
3.50 
3.50* 
36.00 
4.00 
3.25 
3.25 
2.25 
1.00 
11.00 
2.00 
40.00 
12.00 
4.50 
8.50 
1.00 
1.00 
.50 
4.00 
6.50 
1.00 
1.00 
.50 
4.00 
4.00 
3.00 
.50* 
7.50 
.50* 
.50* 
.50 
3.50* 
.35* 
1.25 
.50* 
10.00* 
5.50* 
.50* 
.50* 
1.25* 
.50* 
2.00* 
.50 
.35* 
2.50* 
7.50* 
.75* 
.75* 
4.50 
1.00 

$62.00 
1.50 
2.00 
.20* 
3.00 
.50* 
8.00 
1.00* 
3.50* 
3.50* 
39.00 
4.50 
3.75 
3.75 
2.75* 
1.00* 
11.50 
2.00 
48.00 
13.00 
4.50 
9.00 
1.00 
1.00 
.50 
4.00 
6.50 
1.00 
1.00 
.50 
5.00 
4.00* 
3.00 
.50* 
8.00* 
.50* 
.50* 
.50* 
3.50* 
.35* 
1.25- 
.50* 
10.00* 
5.50* 
.50* 
.50* 
1.25* 
.50* 
2.00* 
.50 
.35* 
2.50* 
7.50* 
.75* 
.75* 
4.50* 
1.00* 

$65.00 
1.50 
2.00 
.20* 
3.00 
.50* 
8.00 
1.00* 
3.50* 
3.50* 
41.00 
4.50 
3.75 
3.75 
2.75* 
1.00* 
11.50 
2.00 
52.00 
13.00 
4.50 
9.00 
1.00 
1.00 
.50 
4.00 
6.50 
1.00 
1.00 
.50 
5.00 
4.00* 
3.00 
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8.00* 
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10.00 
5.50 
.50 
.50 
1.25 
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2.00 
.50 
.35* 
2.50 
7.50 
.75 
.75 
4.50* 
1.00* 

Crosshead  babbitted                                                 

Steam  chest  cover    

Crank  shaft                                                              

Eccentric   straps    

Wrist  pin    

Throttle  valve  shell    "  .  

Throttle  valve  rope   wheel    

Throttle  valve  stem  gland    

Heater  shell         ... 

Heater  inner  end   plate    

Pump  gland     

Items  followed  by  an  asterisk  (*)   interchange  with  sizes  so  marked. 
Items  followed  by  no  asterisk  (*)  are  not  interchangeable. 


IN  ORDERING  PARTS,  ALWAYS  GIVE  THE  SIZE   (NOT  THE  HORSE  POWER),   AND,   IF 
POSSIBLE,  THE  NUMBER  OF  THE  ENGINE. 


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Parts  of  the  Titan  Slide  Valve  Drilling  Engine 


Part 
Number 

NAME  OF  PART 

SIZE  OF  ENGINE 

9x12 

10^x12 

12x12 

58 
59 
60 
61 
62 
63 
64 
65 
66 
67 
68 
69 
70 
71 
72 
73 
74 
75 
76 
77 
78 
79 
80 
81 
82 
83 
84 
85 
86 
87 
88 
89 
90 
91 
92 
93 
94 
95 
96 
97 
98 
99 
100 
101 
102 
103 
104 
105 
106 
107 
108 
109 

Pump  plunger  and  nut  each 

$3.00 
.75* 
.50* 
.75* 
1.75* 
.75* 
.75* 
18.00 
27.00 
10.00 
10.00 
.75* 
.50* 
11.00* 
.65 
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.10* 
.50 
.50 
.25 
.25 
.20* 
.10* 
.15* 
.10 

$3.00* 
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.75* 
1.75* 
.75* 
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18.00 
27.00 
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10.00* 
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$3.00* 
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.75* 
1.75* 
.75* 
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20.00 
27.00 
10.00* 
10.00* 
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11.00* 
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.30* 
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.10* 
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.20* 
.20 
.10* 
.10 
.10 
.10 
.50 
.50* 
.25* 
.25* 
.20* 
.10* 
.15* 
.10 

Pump  valve  cages   " 

Pump  valve  seats        ...                                       " 

Air    chamber    " 

Pump    bottom     ' 

Belt  pulley        ' 

Fly   wheel  bare    ' 

First  rim  for  fly  wheel   ' 

Eccentric   hub  key    ' 

Sight  feed  lubricator   ' 

Air  cocks  for  cylinder    f-inch    ' 

Air  cocks  for  pump,   j-inch    ' 
Wrench  for  f  and  J-inch  U.  S.   S.  nuts  ' 

Wrench  for  £-inch  U    S    S    nuts                                            ' 

Wrench  for  §  and  f-inch  set  screws                                     ' 

Foundation  bolts  and  nuts   ' 

Casing  elbow  for  heater   ' 

Studs  and  nuts  for  guides   ' 

Bolts  and  nuts  for  piston  gland  " 

Stud  and  nuts  for  reverse  lever  ' 

Studs  and  nuts,  cylinder  to  frame   ' 

Studs  and  nuts,  cylinder  to  head    ' 

Studs  and  nuts,  steam  chest  cover     ' 

Bolts  and  nuts,  valve  stem  stand  to  frame          *•    '         ' 

Bolts  and  nuts,   for  drop  hanger  ' 

Bolts  and  nuts,  for  eccentric  straps  ' 

Studs  and  nuts  for  throttle  valve  gland  ' 

Tap  bolts  for  throttle  valve  to  cylinder  ' 
Set  screw  for  throttle  valve  nut  ' 

Studs  and  nuts,  end  plate  to  shell        ...                          ' 

Tap  bolts,  goose  neck  to  heater   ' 

Bolts  and  nuts  for  fly  wheel                                                    ' 

Bolts  and  nuts,  first  rim  to  fly  wheel  .                                 ' 

Bolts  and  nuts,  extra  rim  to  fly  wheel  ' 

Tap  bolts    pump  to  cylinder  ...                                          ' 

Bolts  and  nuts,  pump  bottom  to  air  chamber.                  ' 

Set  screws  for  connecting  rods  ' 

Items  followed  by  an  asterisk  (*)  interchange  with  sizes  so  marked. 
Items  followed  by  no  asterisk  (*)  are  not  interchangeable. 

IN  ORDERING  PARTS,  ALWAYS  GIVE  THE  SIZE   (NOT  THE  HORSE  POWER),   AND,   IF 
POSSIBLE,  THE  NUMBER  OF  THE  ENGINE. 


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Page  Adjustable  Engine  Pumps 

CAN  BE  FITTED  TO  ANY  MAKE  OR  SIZE  OF  OIL  COUNTRY  ENGINE 


Fig.  75 

WEIGHT,  50  POUNDS 
Complete   each  $28.00 


PARTS 


Fig.   76 


Symbol 

NAME   OF   PART 

Price 

Symbol 

NAME   OF   PART 

Price 

A 

B 

Air  chamber   each 
Bottom    " 

•$4.00 
4.00 

0 
P 

Screw    ring  -for   plunger  ..  .each 
Shoulder   ring  for  plunger.    " 

$0.80 
.60 

c 

4  00 

o 

.40 

D 

Barrel     (brass)     " 

4.00 

R 

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.80 

E 

4  00 

s 

20 

F 

7  00 

T 

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G 
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1.00 
1  50 

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.50 
10 

1  50 

w 

.10 

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Nut,  crosshead  end  " 

1.50 
.40 

X 
Y 

Plunger   rod    
Nut,    cup    end  

1.20 
.30 

MN 

Air    cocks    " 

.50 

Drilling  Tools 
Pages  37  to  63  Inclusive 


Fishing  Tools 
Pages  64  to  75  Inclusive 


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Drilling  Tools 

FOR  CABLE  SYSTEM 

TEMPER  SCREWS— EXTRA  HEAVY  PATTERN 

Ball   Bearing   Washers   Top   and    Bottom 
Complete    with    one    set    of    wire    rope    or    manila    rope 
clamps. 


Total 
Length 
of 
Screw, 
Feet 

To 
Let 
Out, 
Feet 

Regular    Pattern 

Long  Frame  Pattern 

Diameter  of   Screw 

Diameter  of  Screw 

If" 

2" 

2" 

Weight, 
Pounds 

Price, 
Each 

Weight, 
Pounds 

Price, 
Each 

Weight, 
Pounds 

Price, 
Each 

6 
7| 

i 

351 

$61.50 

410 

$70.50 

430 

$73.00 

Above  weights  are  for  temper  screws  with  wire   rope   clamps. 

BALWASHERING  TEMPER  SCREWr  ROPE  CLAMPS 

LINKS,    CLAMPS,    C    AND    C    SCREW    WITH 
HANDLE. 


CONE    BEARING 
WASHER 


Fie.   79 
For  Manila  Rope. 
Weight,    115   Ibs.     Price. .  .$25.00 


Fig.  80 

For    Wire    Rope. 
Weight,   150  Ibs.     Price... $25.00 


TEMPER  SCREW  PARTS 


£xtra    Heavy 
Regular 
Pattern, 
Less  Rope 
Clamps. 
Fig.  77 


PARTS 

Regular 
Pattern 

Long 
Frame 
Pattern 

es 

If 

2 

2 

ch 

$17.50 

$26.00 

$28.50 

8.00 

13.50 
.15 
1.00 
.03 
5.00 
.05 
5.50 
.15 
3.00 
5.25 
3.00 
.15 
5.00 
.15 
8.25 
.15 
.10 
8.00 
9.00 
13.00 
10.00 

13.50 
.15 
1.00 
.03 
5.00 
.05 
5.50 
.15 
3.00 
5.25 
3.00 
.15 
5.00 
.15 
8.25 
.15 
.10 
8.00 
9.00 
13.00 
10.00 

Nut   for   main   screw    
Upper  ball   bearing  washers  complete. 

iir 
ch 

.15 
1.00 
.03 
4.25 
.05 
4.75 
.15 
3.00 
4.50 
3.00 
.15 
5.00 
.15 
8.25 
.15 
.10 
8.00 
9.00 
13.00 
10.00 

Lower  ball  bearing  washers   complete. 
Balls  only  for  lower  washer  
Lower  cone  bearing  washers   complete 

Elevator   for   main   screw    
Yoke    complete    

Tee  screw   for  yoke    . 

Yoke  set  screw    

Swivel    

Link  seat  set  screw  for  caps 

Clamp   links    per  p 

C  screw  with  handle    ' 

Extra  Heavy 
Long  Frame 
Pattern,  Less 
Rope  Clamps. 
Fig.  78 


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Drilling  Tools 

FOR    CABLE    SYSTEM 

NEW  ERA  ROPE  SOCKETS 

The  rope  is  passed  through  the  tapered  hole  in  the  side,  is  knotted, 
and  when  drawn  up,  wedges  securely. 


Fig.  83 


Size  of  Box, 
Inches 

Threads 
Per  Inch 

Weight, 
Pounds 

Price, 
Each 

it**! 

8 

75 

$15.00 

2  x3 

7 

100 

16.25 

21x81 

7 

125 

17.50 

21x8} 

7 

150 

18.75 

2fx3f 

7 

175 

23.25 

3  x4 

7 

200 

25.00 

3ix4i 

7 

250 

28.25 

3*x4| 

7 

275 

30.00 

4  x5 

7 

300 

32.50 

seat. 


SOLID  WIRE  ROPE  SOCKETS 

The   cable   is  passed  through   opening  and   babbitted   in   taper 


Size  of  Box, 

Threads 

Weight, 

Price, 

Inches 

Per  Inch 

Pounds 

Each 

11x24 

8 

35 

$  9.50 

l|x2§ 

8 

40 

10.00 

2   x3 

7 

50 

10.75 

2^x3i 

7 

60 

14.00 

24x3£ 

7 

75 

14.50 

2§x3f 

7 

85 

15.00 

3  x4 

7 

100 

15.  5^ 

3}x4j 

7 

140 

20.00 

Fig.  84 


K.  A.  K.  RATCHET  WIRE  ROPE  SOCKETS 

This  rope  socket  was  designed  to  impart  to  the  drilling  tools  a  rotary  motion 
so  that  the  drilling  bit  will  strike  in  a  different  position  on  every  stroke  of  the 
walking  beam,  insuring  a  hole  that  will  be  straight,  round  and  perfect. 

It  will  turn  the  tools  in  any  kind  of  formation,  and  will  drill  holes  straighter 
and  faster  than  any  other  make  of  socket. 


i.  ft  9 


i 


Fig.    87 


Fig.  85 


•  Fig. 


1— Sub 
2 — Body 
3 — Mandrel 
4 — Ball   race 
5— Balls 


6 — Ratchet  sleeve 
7 — Pawl   hub 
8 — Spring 
9— Pawl 


Size  of  Box, 
Inches 

Threads 
Per  Inch 

Weight, 
Pounds 

Price, 

Each 

Size  of  Box, 
Inches 

Threads 
Per  Inch 

Weight, 
Pounds 

Price, 
Each 

16x24 

8 

100 

$65.00 

24x3* 

7 

245 

$  85.00 

Ijx2j 

8 

100 

65.00 

2jx3j 

7 

310 

100.00 

2   x3 

7 

145 

75.00 

3  x4 

7 

310 

100.00 

2}x3i 

7 

245 

85.00 

4   x5 

7 

410 

125.00 

40 


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Drilling  Tools 

FOR   CABLE    SYSTEM 

DRILLING  AND  FISHING  JARS 


Fig.   88 


Diameter, 

Inches 

3J 

4 

41 

*j 

4| 

Size  Box 

and  Pin, 

•  Ijx2f—  8 

Ifx2j—  8 

Ifx2j  —  8 

2x3—7 

2x3—7 

Inches 

Stroke, 

Wt., 

Price, 

Wt., 

Price, 

Wt., 

Price, 

Wt., 

Price, 

Wt., 

Price, 

Inches 

Lbs. 

Each 

Lbs. 

Each 

Lbs. 

Each 

Lbs. 

Each 

Lbs. 

Each 

4 

150 

$40.50 

160 

$43.00 

180 

$44.50 

260 

$46.50 

280 

$48.50 

6 

154 

42.00 

165 

44.50 

185 

46.50 

267 

48.00 

288 

50.00 

8 

158 

43.50 

170 

46.00 

191 

48.00 

275 

50.00 

296 

51.50 

10 

162 

45.00 

175 

47.50 

196 

49.50 

282 

51.50 

304 

53.50 

12 

166 

46.50 

180 

49.00 

202 

51.00 

290 

53.00 

312 

55.00 

14 

170 

48.00 

185 

50.50 

207 

52.50 

297 

54.50 

320 

56.50 

16 

174 

49.50   190 

52.00 

213 

54.00 

305 

56.00 

328 

58.00 

18 

178 

51.00 

195 

53.50 

218 

55.50 

312 

58.00 

336 

60.00 

.   20 

182 

52.50 

200 

55.00 

224 

57.50 

320 

59.50 

344 

61.50 

22 

186 

54.00 

205 

56.50 

229 

59.00 

327 

61.00 

352 

63.00 

24 

190 

55.50 

210 

58.00 

235 

60.50 

335 

62.50 

360 

65.00 

26 

194 

57.00 

215 

59.50 

240 

62.00 

342 

64.00 

368 

66.50 

28 

198 

58.50 

220 

61.00 

246 

63.50 

350 

66.00 

376 

68.00 

30 

202 

60.00 

225 

62.50 

251 

65.00 

357 

67.50 

384 

70.00 

32    1  206 

61.50 

230 

64.00 

267 

66.50 

365 

69.00 

392 

71.50 

34 

210 

63.00 

235 

65.50 

272 

68.00 

372 

71.00 

400 

73.00 

36 

214 

64.50 

240 

67.00 

278 

70.00 

380 

72.50 

408 

75.00 

38 

218 

66.00 

245 

68.50 

283 

71.50 

387 

74.00 

416 

76.50 

40 

222 

67.50 

250 

70.00 

289 

73.00 

395 

76.00 

424 

78.00 

42 

226 

69.00 

255 

71.50 

294 

75.00 

402 

77.50 

432 

80.00 

44 

230 

70.50 

260 

73.00 

300 

76.50 

410 

79.00 

440 

81.50 

46 

235 

72.00 

265 

74.50 

305 

78.00 

417 

81.00 

450 

83.00 

48 

240 

73.50 

270 

76.00 

310 

79.50 

425 

82.50 

460 

85.00 

Diameter, 

Inches 

5 

5i 

5* 

6 

61 

Size  Box 

and  Pin, 

2x3—7 

2x3—7 

2ix3£—  7 

2|x3|—  7 

3x4—7 

Inches 

Stroke, 

Wt., 

Price, 

Wt., 

Price, 

Wt., 

Price, 

Wt., 

Price, 

"Wt., 

Price, 

Inches 

Lbs. 

Each 

Lbs. 

Each 

Lbs. 

Each 

Lbs. 

Each 

Lbs. 

Each 

4 

300 

$50.00 

325 

$52.25 

420 

$56.00 

475 

$63.25 

500 

$67.00 

6 

309 

52.00 

334 

54.00 

429 

58.00 

485 

66.00 

511 

69.75 

8 

318 

53.50 

343 

55.75 

438 

60.00 

495 

68.50 

523 

72.50 

10 

327 

55.50 

352 

57.50 

447 

62.00 

505 

71.00 

534 

75.25 

12 

336  . 

57.00 

361 

59.25 

456 

•  64.00 

515 

73.25 

546 

78.00 

14 

345 

59.00 

370 

61.00 

465 

66.00 

525 

76.00 

557 

80.75 

16 

354 

60.50 

379 

62.75 

474 

68.00 

535 

78.50 

568 

83.50 

18 

363 

62.00 

388 

64.50 

483 

70.00 

545 

81.00 

580 

86.25 

20 

372 

64.00 

397 

66.25 

492 

72.00 

555 

83.25 

591 

89.00 

22 

381 

65.50 

406 

68.00 

502 

74.00 

565 

86.00 

603 

91.75 

24 

390 

67.00 

415 

60.75 

511 

76.00 

575 

88.50 

614 

94.50 

26 

400 

69.00 

424 

71.50 

520 

78.00 

585 

91.00 

625 

97.25 

•28 

409 

70.50 

433 

73.25 

530 

80.00 

595 

93.25 

637 

100.00 

30 

418 

72.50 

442 

75.00 

539 

82.00 

605 

96.00 

648 

102.75 

32 

427 

74.00 

451 

76.75 

548 

84.00 

615 

98.25 

660 

105.50 

34 

436 

76.00 

460 

78.50 

557 

86.00 

625 

101.00 

671 

108.25 

36 

445 

77.50 

469 

80.25 

566 

88.00 

635 

103.25 

682 

111.00 

38 

454 

79.00 

478 

82.00 

575 

90.00 

645 

106.00 

694 

113.75 

40 

463 

81.00 

487 

83.75 

584 

92.00 

655 

108.25 

705 

116.50 

42 

472 

82.50 

496' 

85.50 

593 

94.00 

665 

111.00 

717 

119.25 

44 

480 

84.50 

505 

87.25 

602 

96.00 

675 

113.25 

728 

122.00 

46 

490 

86.00 

515 

89.00 

611 

98.00 

685 

116.00 

739 

124.75 

48 

500 

87.50 

525 

91.00 

620 

100.00 

695 

118.50 

750 

127.50 

When  ordering,  state  size  of  box  and  pin;  style  of  taper;  number  of  threads  to 
the  inch  (flat  or  sharp);  size  of  wrench  square;  also  diameter  of  hole  in  which  tool  is 
to  be  used. 


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FOR  CABLE  SYSTEM 

SINKER  BARS  AND  AUGER  STEMS 


Diameter, 

Inches 

3 

S| 

si 

31 

Size  Box 

and  Pin, 

l|x2A—  8 

I|x2*—  8 

2x3—7 

2x3—7 

Inches 

Length, 

Wt., 

Price, 

Wt., 

Price, 

Wt., 

Price, 

Wt., 

Price, 

Feet 

Lbs. 

Each 

Lbs. 

Each 

Lbs. 

Each 

Lbs. 

Each 

6 

167 

$25.75 

180 

$26.25 

240 

$31.00 

252 

$31.75 

8 

215 

28.00 

236 

28.75 

305 

33.75 

328 

34.75 

10 

260 

30.00 

292 

31.25 

370 

36.75 

402 

38.25 

12 

308 

32.00 

348 

33.75 

437 

39.75 

477 

41.25 

14 

356 

34.25 

404 

36.25 

503 

42.50 

552 

44.75 

16 

404 

36.25 

461 

38.75 

569 

45.50 

627 

48.00 

18 

455 

38.25 

518 

41.25 

635 

48.25 

702 

51.25 

20 

503 

40.50 

575 

43.75 

700 

51.00 

777 

54.50 

22 

552 

42.50 

630 

46.25 

767 

54.25 

852 

58.00 

24 

600 

44.75 

687 

48.75 

833 

57.00 

927 

61.00 

26 

648 

46.75 

743 

51.25 

900 

59.75 

1002 

64.50 

28 

696 

48.75 

800 

53.75 

966 

62.50 

1077 

67.50 

30 

744 

51.00 

856 

56.25 

1032 

65.75 

1152 

71.00 

32 

792 

.  59.50 

913 

65.00 

1097 

74.75 

1227 

80.50 

Diameter, 

Inches 

4 

41 

4* 

5 

Size  Box 

and  Pin, 

2fx3S—  7 

2fx3|—  7 

3x4—7 

4x5—7 

Inches 

Length, 

Wt., 

Price, 

Wt., 

Price, 

Wt., 

Price, 

Wt., 

Price, 

Feet 

Lbs. 

Each 

Lbs. 

Each 

Lbs. 

Each 

Lbs. 

Each 

6 

360 

$37.50 

375 

$38.25 

427 

$43.00 

600 

$62.00 

8 

446 

41.25 

470 

42.25 

535 

47.50 

740 

67.50 

10 

532 

45.00 

568 

46.75 

643 

52.25 

875 

73.50 

12 

618 

48.75 

664 

50.75 

750 

57.00 

1000 

79.50 

14 

704 

52.50 

761 

55.00 

860 

62.00 

1140 

85.00 

16 

790 

56.25 

857 

59.25 

967 

66.75 

1275 

91.00 

18 

876 

60.00 

954 

63.50 

1075 

71.25 

1400 

97.00 

20 

962 

63.75 

1050 

67.50 

1183 

76.00 

1550 

102.50 

22 

1048 

67.50 

1147 

72.00 

1290 

80.75 

1680 

108.50 

24 

1134 

71.25 

1243 

76.25 

1400 

85.50 

1800 

114.50 

26 

1220 

75.00 

1340 

80.50 

1507 

90.00 

1950 

120.50 

28 

1306 

78.75 

1436 

84.50 

1615 

94.75 

2080 

126.00 

30 

1392 

82.50 

1533 

88.75 

1723 

99.75 

2200 

132.00 

32 

1478 

92.50 

1630 

99.50 

1830 

110.75 

2350 

147.25 

When  ordering,  state  size  of  box  and  pin;  style  of  taper;  number  of  threads  to 
the  inch  (flat  or  sharp);  size  of  wrench  square;  also  diameter  of  hole  in  which  tool  is 
to  be  used. 

ADDITIONS  AND  DEDUCTIONS 

Amount  to  be  added  or  deducted  from  the  list  on  sinker  bars,  auger  stems  and 
jars  for  joints  other  than  shown. 

For   a   larger   joint   add   the   amount   and   weight. 
For  a  smaller  joint  deduct  the  amount  and  weight. 


Applying  Only  to  List  on 
Sinker  Bars  and  Auger  Stems 

Applying  Only  to  List  on 
Drilling  and  Fishing  Jars 

SIZE  JOINTS 

For  Box  and  Pin 

Weight, 

For  Box  and  Pin 

Weight, 

Joints 

Pounds 

Joints 

Pounds 

l|x2A—  8   to    Ijx2|—  8 

$1.50    • 

20 

$1.25 

20 

Ifx2f—  8   to    2   x3  —7 

3.25 

25 

2.50 

25 

2   x3  —7   to   2ix3i—  7 

1.50 

20 

1.25 

20 

2  x3  —7   to   24x34—  7 

3.25 

50 

2.50 

50 

2ix3f—  7   to   2*x3A—  7 

1.50 

30 

1.25 

30 

2ix3i—  7   to   2?x3§—  7 

4.75 

60 

3.75 

60 

2Ax3A—  7   to    2|x3§—  7 

3.25 

30 

2.50 

30 

2Ax3i  —  7   to   3  x4  —  7 

7.75 

75 

6.25 

75 

21x3}  —  7   to    3  x4  —-7 
2?x3J—  7   to    3ix4i—  7 
3  x4  —7   to   3ix4i—  7 

4.75 
9.50 
4.75 

45 
130 

85 

3.75 
7.50 
3.75 

45 
130 
85 

3  x4  —7   to   3Ax4i—  7 

9.00 

105 

7.25 

105 

3  x4  —  7   to    4   x5  —  7 

12.50 

205 

10.00 

205 

3]x4i—  7   to    4  x5  —7 

8.25 

120 

6.50 

120 

3  Ax  4*—  7   to   4  x5  —7 

3.50 

100 

2.75 

100 

Fig.  89 


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Fig.   90 


Drilling  Tools 

FOR    CABLE   SYSTEM 

ALL  STEEL  DRILLING  BITS 


Size 
Hole, 
Inches 

L'gth 
Feet 

Size 
Pin, 
Inches 

Thr'ds 
Per 
Inch 

Wt., 
Lbs. 

Size 
Hole, 
Inches 

L'gth 
Feet 

Size 
Pin, 
Inches 

Thr'ds 
Per 
Inch 

Wt., 
Lbs. 

41 

5 

I|x2i 

8 

135 

81 

51 

3  x4 

7 

460 

1 

51 
6 
5 

I|x2l 
l|x2| 

8 
8 
8 

150 
165 
145 

si 

8j 

6 
6* 
5} 

3  x4 
3  x4 
2  x3 

7 
7 
7 

500 
540 
505 

51 

I£x2f 

8 

160 

9f 

6 

2  x3 

7 

560 

4  A 

6 

lfx2f 

8 

175 

51 

2jx3j 

7 

515 

5 

5 

2  x3 

7 

190 

9| 

6 

2;jX3;j 

7 

570 

5 

51 

2  x3 

7 

210 

51 

2|x3| 

7 

530 

5 

6 

2  x3 

7 

230 

9| 

6 

7 

585 

5 
5 

5 

51 

7 
7 

200 
220 

9| 
9| 

5* 
6 

2fxif 

7 

545 

600 

5 

6 

2?x3i 

7 

240 

9| 

51 

3  x4 

7 

570 

6f 

5 

2  x3 

7 

220 

9| 

6 

3  x4 

7 

625 

5| 

2  x3 

7 

245 

9| 

61 

3  x4 

7 

675 

5| 

6 

2  x3 

7 

265 

10 

51 

2  x3 

7 

535 

5| 

5 

2jx3i 

7 

230 

10 

6 

2  x3 

7 

585 

p| 

61 

2^x3i 

7 

255 

10 

51 

2sx3i 

7 

545 

6| 

6 

2ix3i 

7 

275 

10 

6 

2^x3j 

7 

595 

6 

5 

2  x3 

7 

250 

10 

5* 

21x3* 

7 

560 

6 

5} 

2  x3 

7 

275 

10 

6 

2*x3l 

7 

610 

6 

6 

2  x3 

7 

300 

10 

51 

2|x8| 

7 

575 

6 

5 

2ix3i 

7 

260 

10 

6 

2f  x3f 

7 

625 

6 

51 

2|x3i 

7 

285 

10 

51 

3  x4 

7 

600 

6 

6 

2ix3i 

7 

310 

10 

6 

3  x4 

7 

650 

61 

5 

2  x3 

7 

270 

10 

61 

3  x4 

7 

700 

61 

51 

2  x3 

7 

300 

111 

51 

2*x3l 

7 

645 

6| 

6 

2  x3 

7 

325 

111 

6 

2*x3* 

7 

710 

5 

2jx3i 

7 

280 

111 

51 

2§x3| 

7 

660 

6| 

51 

2jx3i 

7 

310 

111 

6 

2jx3j 

7 

725 

81 

6 

2;Jx3j 

7 

335 

111 

6* 

2f  x3§ 

7 

785 

5 

21x31 

7 

295 

111 

51 

3  x4 

7 

685 

6| 

51 

21x31 

7 

325 

111 

6 

3  x4 

7 

750 

81 

6 

21x3* 

7 

350 

111 

61 

3  x4 

7 

810 

7| 

51 

2  x3 

7 

375 

111 

51 

3^x4^ 

"  7 

725 

71 

6 

2  x3 

7 

405 

111 

6 

3^x4j 

7 

790 

7| 

51 

7 

385 

111 

61 

3^x4^ 

7 

850 

7| 

6 

2ix3i 

7 

415 

51 

2jx3$ 

7 

775 

7| 

51 

2*x3l 

7 

400 

121 

6 

2fx3f 

7 

850 

7| 

6 

21x3* 

7 

430 

fti 

2|x3f 

7 

925 

7| 

51 

2fx3§ 

7 

415 

12i 

51 

3  x4 

7 

800 

7| 

6 

2fx3f 

7 

445 

12i 

6 

3  x4 

7 

875 

7| 

51 

3  x4 

7 

440 

12< 

6* 

3  x4 

7 

950 

7| 

6 

3  x4 

7 

470 

12y 

51 

3|x4j 

7 

840 

8| 

51 

2  x3 

7 

395 

121 

6 

7 

915 

8i 

6 

2  x3 

7 

435 

121 

61 

3^x4^ 

7 

990 

8| 

51 

2^x3^ 

7 

405 

5* 

3*x4l 

7 

850 

8f 

6 

2ix3j 

7 

445 

121 

6 

31x41 

7 

925 

81 

51 

21x31 

7 

420 

121 

6* 

31x41 

7 

1000 

81 

6 

2*x3* 

7 

510 

121 

51 

4  x5 

7 

900 

B\ 

51 

2fx3f 

7 

435 

12* 

6 

4  x5 

7 

975 

si 

6 

2|x3| 

7 

475 

121 

61 

4  x5 

7 

1050 

When  ordering,  state  size  of  pin;  style  of  taper;  number  of  threads  to  the  inch 
(flat  or  sharp);  size  of  wrench  square;  also  diameter  of  the  hole  in  which  tool  is  to 
be  used. 

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FOR  CABLE  SYSTEM 


ALL  STEEL  DRILLING  BITS 


Size 
Hole, 
Inches 

Length, 
Feet 

Size  Pin, 
Inches 

Threads 
Per 
Inch 

Wt., 
Lbs. 

Size 
Hole, 
Inches 

Length, 
Feet 

Size  Pin, 
Inches 

Threads 
Per 
Inch 

Wt., 
Lbs. 

13 

61 

2fx3f 

7 

825 

16 

64 

34.X44. 

7 

1400 

13 

6 

2|x3| 

7 

900 

16 

51 

4  x5 

7 

1250 

13 

64 

2fx3| 

7 

975 

16 

6 

4  x5 

7 

1350 

13 

54. 

3  x4 

7  , 

850 

16 

64. 

4  x5 

7 

1450 

13 

6 

3  x4 

7       925 

17 

51 

3  x4 

7 

1240 

13 

64 

3  x4 

7      1000 

17 

6 

3  x4 

7 

1350 

13 

N 

34x41 

7       890 

17 

61 

3  x4 

7 

1460 

13 

6 

31x41 

7       965 

17 

54 

31x41 

7 

1280 

13 

64. 

31x41 

7      1040 

17 

6 

31x41 

7 

1390 

13 

5J 

34.X44 

7       900 

17 

61 

31x41 

7 

1500 

13 

6 

34^x44 

7       975 

17 

54. 

34^x44. 

7 

1290 

13 

64. 

34.X44 

7      1050 

17 

6 

34^x44. 

7 

1400 

13 

5f 

4  x5 

7       950 

17 

64 

34.X44. 

7 

1510 

13 

6 

4  x5 

7 

1025 

17 

54. 

4  x5 

7 

1340 

13 

6* 

4  x5 

7 

1100 

17 

6 

4  x5 

7 

1450 

14 

Si 

2fx3j 

7 

900 

17 

6i 

4  x5 

7 

1560 

14 

6 

2jx3§ 

7 

975 

18 

54. 

3  x4 

7 

1330 

14 

64. 

2|x8| 

7 

1050 

18 

6 

3  x4 

7 

1450 

14 

B| 

3  x4 

7 

925 

18 

64 

3  x4 

7 

1570 

14 

6 

3  x4 

7 

1000 

18 

6| 

31x41 

7 

1270 

14 

64 

3  x4 

7 

1075 

18 

6 

31x41 

7 

1490 

14 

51 

31x41 

7 

965 

18 

64 

31x41 

7 

1610 

14 

6 

31x41 

7 

1040 

18 

54. 

34x4* 

7 

1280 

14 

6* 

31x41 

7 

1115 

18 

6 

34x4| 

7 

1500 

14 

»i 

34x44 

7 

975 

18 

64 

3^x4| 

7 

1620 

14 

6 

34x4* 

7 

1050 

18 

54. 

4  x5 

7 

1330 

14 

64 

31x41 

7 

1125 

18 

6 

4  x5 

7 

1550 

14 

51 

4  x5 

7 

1025 

18 

64 

4  x5 

7 

1670 

14 

6 

4  x5 

7 

1100 

19 

54 

3  x4 

7 

1450 

14 

64 

4  x5 

7 

1175 

19 

6 

3  x4 

7 

1575 

15 

6| 

2fx3f 

7 

1000 

19 

64 

3  x4 

7 

1700 

15 

6 

2fx3£ 

7 

1100 

19 

54 

3}x4£ 

7 

1490 

15 

6* 

2fx3f 

7 

1200 

19 

6 

3!x4i 

7 

1615 

15 

si 

3  x4 

7 

1025 

19 

64 

3ix4i 

7 

1740 

15 

6 

3  x4 

7 

1125 

19 

64 

3^x4^ 

7 

1500 

15 

64 

3  x4 

7      1225 

19 

6 

3lx4| 

7 

1625 

15 

5l 

31x41 

7      1065 

19 

64 

3|x4| 

7 

1750 

15 

6 

31x41 

7      1165 

19 

6} 

4  x5 

7 

1550 

15 

51 

31x41 

7      1265 

19 

6 

4  x5 

7 

1675 

15 

it 

34x4* 

7 

1075 

19 

64. 

4  x5 

7 

1800 

15 

6 

34x44 

7 

1175 

20 

5$ 

3  x4 

7 

1550 

15 

64 

3Jbc44 

7 

1275 

20 

6 

3  x4 

7 

1700 

15 

54. 

4  x5~ 

7 

1125 

20 

64. 

3  x4 

7 

1850 

15 

6 

4  x5 

7 

1225 

20 

5? 

3^x4i 

7 

1590 

15 

64 

4  x5 

7 

1325 

20 

6 

3ix4i 

7 

1740 

16 

54. 

3  x4 

7 

1150 

20 

64 

3jx4l 

7 

1890 

16 

6 

3  x4 

7 

1250 

20 

61 

3ix4| 

7 

1600 

16 

61 

3  x4 

7 

1350 

20 

6 

3^x4^ 

7 

1750 

16 

51 

31x41 

7 

1190 

20 

64 

3^x4i 

7 

1900 

16 

6 

31x41 

7 

1290 

20 

H 

4  x5 

7 

1650 

16 

6i 

31x41 

7 

1390 

20 

6 

4  x5 

7 

1800 

16 

5} 

34x44 

7 

1200 

20 

61 

4  x5 

7 

1950 

16 

6 

3^x44 

7 

1300 

When  ordering,  state  size  of  pin;  style  of  taper;  number  of  threads  to  the  inch   (flat  or  sharp) 
size  of  wrench  square;  also  diameter  of  the  hole  in  which  tool  is  to  be  used. 


ALL   STEEL  DRILLING   BITS   SOLD   BY  WEIGHT— PRICES   UPON   APPLICATION. 


44 


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Drilling  Tools 


FOR  CABLE  SYSTEM 


ROUND 
REAMER 


ROUND  REAMERS— ALL  STEEL 

Used  in  localities  where  formation  is  slanting  or  broken  up,  to  make 
a  perfect  round  hole. 


Size  Hole, 
Inches 

Length, 
Feet 

Size  Pin, 
Inches 

Threads 
Per  Inch 

Weight, 
Pounds 

Price, 
Each 

4* 

64 

Ifxtt 

8 

190 

$  70.00 

5 

5* 

2   x3 

7 

240 

80.00 

51 

54 

2  x3 

7 

300 

90.00 

6| 

6 

2  x3 

7 

350 

100.00 

6f 

6 

2  x3 

7 

400 

110.00 

7£ 

6 

3  x4 

7 

575 

135.00 

si 

6 

3  x4 

7 

700 

160.00 

9| 

6 

3  x4 

7 

875 

200.00 

10 

6 

3  x4 

7 

950 

210.00 

111 

6 

3  x4 

7 

1100 

260.00 

12| 

6 

3  x4 

7 

1350 

300.00 

When  ordering,  state  weight  or  actual  inside  diameter  of  casing. 

HOLLOW  REAMERS— ALL  STEEL 

Used  to  straighten  a  crooked  hole  or  to  remove  the  sediment 
around  tools  when  they  are  fast,  and  to  make  room  enough  for 
fishing  tool  to  take  hold. 


Size  Hole, 
Inches 

Length, 
Feet 

Size  Pin, 
Inches 

Threads 
Per  Inch 

Weight, 
Pounds 

Price, 
Each 

*i 

6 

IfxSt 

8 

180 

$115.00 

5 

6 

2  x3 

7 

200 

120.00 

51 

6 

2  x3 

7 

250 

130.00 

6i 

7 

2  x3 

7 

300 

140.00 

8f 

8 

2  x3 

7 

370 

150.00 

7| 

8 

3  x4 

7 

575 

200.00 

8i 

8 

3  x4 

7 

625 

220.00 

9f 

8 

3  x4 

7 

775 

240.00 

10 

8 

3  x4 

7 

825 

250.00 

HI 

8 

3  x4 

7 

1000 

280.00 

121 

8 

3  x4 

7 

1150 

300.00 

Fig.    91 


When  ordering,  state  size  of  pin;  style  of  taper;  number  of 
threads  to  the  inch  (flat  or  sharp);  size  of  wrench  square;  also 
diameter  of  hole  in  which  tool  is  to  be  used. 


92. 


BIT  GAUGES 


O 


Fig.   93 


Size    inches 

44 

5 

5§ 

64> 

fi§ 

7s 

01 

Q5 

Weight   .    .        pounds 

ii 

11 

1  4 

1  3 

9  l 

g 

Price   .                     each 

$0  90 

$0  95 

$1  00 

<M     1  c 

*f 

11£ 

1  01 

1  44 

-i  r.  i 

Weight   pounds 
Price   each 

81 

$1.75 

8* 

$2.00 

8* 

$2.20 

4 
$2.35 

10$ 

41 

$2.50 

4J 

$2.75 

N 

$3.00 

51 

$3.25 

5J 
$3.50 

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Drilling  Tools 

FOR  CABLE  SYSTEM 


DOUBLE  IMPROVED  UNDER  REAMERS 

(Patented) 


SHOWING   BODY 
WITH    CUTTERS    RE- 
MOVED. 


EXPANDED 
AS  IN  OPERATION. 


SIDE      VIEW      SHOWING 
WIDE  CUTTING  SUR- 
FACE  OF   CUTTERS. 


Fig.  94 

READY    FOR   PIPE 

SHOWING   CUTTERS 

COLLAPSED. 


Fig.  95 


BOTTOM  VIEW  SHOWING 
MASSIVENESS   IN  CONSTRUCTION. 


Fig.  96 

FOR  ENTERING  PIPE 

SHOWING  EASE  AND 

SIMPLICITY  OF 

SETTING. 


Fig. 


Fig.  97  Fig.  99 

FOR  DESCRIPTION,  PRICES  AND  WEIGHT?,  SEE  PAGE  43. 


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Drilling  Tools 

FOR  CABLE  SYSTEM 

DOUBLE  IMPROVED  UNDER  REAMERS 

(Patented) 

Used  for  enlarging  the  hole  under  the  drive  pipe  or  casing  to  the  size  of  the 
shoe  or  coupling  so  that  the  drive  pipe  or  casing  may  be  readily  driven  down. 

DIRECTIONS  FOR  SETTING 

Screw  the  eye  bolt  in  the  key  carrying  mandrel,  pull  down  until  cutters  col- 
lapse below  the  end  of  the  spreading  bar,  then  place  setting  ring  on  riders  of 
cutters,  which  holds  them  in  a  collapsed  position,  after  which  the  eye  bolt  is  re- 
moved. Lower  into  pipe,  taking  ring  off  at  first  wrench  square.  After  passing 
through  the  pipe  the  cutters  automatically  expand  to  working  position. 


Size, 
Inches 

Size  of  Pin, 
Inches 

Threads 
Per  Inch 

UNDER  REAMER 

EXTRA  CUTTERS 

Weight, 
Pounds 

Price, 
Each 

Weight, 
Pounds 

Price, 
Per  Set 

3i 

1  xlj 

8 

75 

$  90.00 

8 

$  15.00 

»1 

1  xlf 

8 

90 

95.00 

9 

17.50 

4 

Ifx2f 

8 

110 

100.00 

10 

20.00 

*J 

Ifx2§ 

8 

125 

112.50 

11 

22.50 

4i 

12x2£ 

8 

155 

125.00 

12 

25.00 

5 

2  x3 

7 

230 

140.00 

18 

30.00 

51 

2  x3 

7 

300 

200.00 

25 

30.00 

6i 

2  x3 

7 

325 

215.00 

28 

32.00 

M 

2  x3 

7 

345 

220.00 

30 

35.00 

7 

2  x3 

7 

390 

225.00 

45 

36.00 

7| 

3  x4 

7 

440 

250.00 

65 

40.00 

si 

3  x4 

7 

500 

265.00 

70 

42.00 

9 

3  x4 

*    7 

560 

275.00 

100 

45.00 

H 

8  x4 

7 

625 

300.00 

120 

48.00 

10 

3  x4 

7 

690 

310.00 

140 

50.50 

11 

3  x4 

7 

840 

325.00 

170 

52.50 

iif 

3  x4 

7 

925 

350.00 

220 

55.00 

12£ 

3  x4 

7 

1125 

385.00 

240 

58.00 

13i 

3  x4 

7 

1175 

425.00 

270 

60.00 

wl 

3  x4 

7 

1300 

490.00 

285 

70.00 

15$ 

3  x4 

7 

1425 

560.00 

300 

80.00 

16 

3  x4 

7 

1485 

620.00 

315 

85.00 

17 

3  x4 

7 

1625 

685.00 

330 

90.00 

18 

3  x4 

7 

1750 

750.00 

350 

100.00 

When  ordering,  state  size  of  pin;  style  of  taper;  number  of  threads  to  the  inch  (flat  or  sharp); 
size  of  wrench  square;  also  weight  of  casing  in  which  reamer  is  to  be  used. 

When  ordering  extra  cutters,  state  serial  number  stamped  on  reamer  square,  and  weight  of 
casing  in  which  cutters  are  to  be  used. 

PARTS  FOR  DOUBLE  IMPROVED  UNDER  REAMERS 

SEE   ILLUSTRATIONS    ON   FOLLOWING   PAGE 


Size, 
Inches 

Body, 
Each 

Substitute, 
Each 

Mandrel, 
Each 

Spring, 
Each 

Key, 
Each 

Ring, 
Each 

Eye  Bolt, 
Each 

si 

$60.00 

$8.50 

$1.50 

$1.50 

$0.50 

$0.50 

$0.50 

3* 

62.50 

8.50 

1.50 

1.50 

.50 

.50 

.50 

4 

65.00 

8.50 

1.50 

1.50 

.50 

.50 

.50 

4i 

72.50 

9.50 

2.00 

2.00 

.75 

.50 

.50 

4 

80.00 

12.00 

2.00 

2.00 

.75 

.50 

.50 

5 

90.00 

12.00 

2.00 

2.00 

.75 

.50 

.50 

5| 

144.00 

17.00 

2.25 

2.25 

1.00 

.50 

.50 

6i 

152.50 

21.00 

2.56 

2.50 

1.00 

.50 

.50 

6f 

153.50 

21.50 

2.50 

2.50 

1.00 

.75 

.75 

7 

154.00 

24.00 

2.75 

2.75 

1.25 

.75 

.75 

71 

172.00 

25.50 

3.00 

3.00 

1.50 

.75 

.75 

8J 

185.00 

25.50 

3.00 

3.00 

1.50 

.75 

.75 

9 

190.00 

26.50 

3.25 

3.25 

1.75 

.75 

.75 

91 

205.00 

32.50 

3.50 

3.50 

2.00 

.75 

.75 

10 

212.50 

32.50 

3.50 

3.50 

2.00 

.75 

.75 

11 

222.50 

35.00 

3.75 

3.75 

2.00 

.75 

.75 

HI 

242.00 

36.50 

4.00 

4.00 

2.25 

1.00 

1.00 

is] 

273.00 

37.00 

4.00    ' 

4.00 

2.50 

1.00 

1.00 

13$ 

310.00 

37.50 

4.25 

4.25 

2.50 

1.00 

1.00 

14i 

361.50 

40.00 

4.50 

4.50 

2.50 

1.00 

1.00 

15* 

416.50 

42.50 

5.00 

5.00 

3.00 

1.00 

1.00 

16 

465.00 

45.00 

6.00 

6.00 

3.50 

1.25 

1.25 

17 

520.00 

47.50 

6.50 

6.50 

4.00 

1.25 

1.25 

18 

568.00 

50.00 

7.50 

7.50 

4.50 

1.50 

1.50 

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Drilling  Tools 

FOR  CABLE  SYSTEM 

PARTS  FOR  DOUBLE  IMPROVED  UNDER  REAMERS 

(Patented) 


I) 


Fig.   100 

No.  1 — Body. 

No.  2 — Cutters   (Front  and  back  view). 

No.  3 — Key. 

No.  A — Key-carrying  mandrel. 

TONGS 


No.  5 — Spring. 

No.  6 — Setting  Ring. 

No.  7 — Eye    bolt. 


Fig.  101 

For  holding  cutters  while  taking  them   from   the   fire   to  the   block  or  anvil 
for   dressing. 


For   cutters  .  .  .  .inch 

8i 

8| 

4 

*i 

<i 

5 

5| 

6i 

6f 

7 

71 

8i 

Weight    pounds 

6 

6 

6 

8 

8 

8 

12 

12 

14 

16 

18 

21 

Price    each 

$2.00 

$2.00 

$2.00 

$2.25 

$2.25 

$2.25 

$2.50 

$2.50 

$2.50 

$2.75 

$3.50 

$3.50 

For   cutters  ....  inch 

9 

»i 

10 

11 

lit 

12* 

18* 

14i 

Ifti 

16 

17 

18 

Weight    pounds 

23 

25 

26 

28 

30 

32 

34 

36 

38 

40 

42 

45 

Price  each 

$3.75 

$4.00 

$4.00 

$4.00 

$4.25 

$4.50 

$4.50 

$5.00 

$6.00 

$7.00 

$8.00 

$9.50 

Dressing  Blocks 


To  be  used  for  dressing  under  reamer  cutters. 
Can  also  be  used  as  an  anvil. 


Fig.  102 


For  Size  Cutters, 
Inches 

Weight, 
Pounds 

Price, 
Each 

For  4,  4^  and  5   

For  6   8  and  10 

360 
630 

$17.00 
30  00 

For  5|   7|   9|  and  llf 

750 

35  00 

For  6,  8,  10  and  12$     

1000 

45.00 

48 


FAIRBANKS,  MORSE  &  CO. 


EXPANDED 
AS  IN  OPERATION 


Drilling  Tools 

FOR  CABLE  SYSTEM 

WILSON  UNDER  REAMERS 

(Patented) 


SHOWING 
INTERIOR   PARTS 


SHOWING     METHOD     OF 

REMOVING     CUTTERS 
AND    INTERIOR    PARTS 


Fig.  103 


Fig.  104 


Fig.  105 


The  body  of  this  reamer  is  made  of  a  single  forging  of  the  best  nickel  steel. 
It  has  no  middle  joint,  thereby  eliminating  all  danger  of  the  body  unscrewing  or 
breaking  in  two  pieces. 

The  cutters  are  suspended  from  the  tee  by  slots  cut  only  partially  through 
them,  a  feature  found  only  in  this  tool,  and  are  dovetailed  into  the  body  which 
holds  them  in  place. 

The  working  parts  are  all  held  in  position  by  a  nickel  steel  key  (shown 
above),  which  remains  in  a  stationary  position  during  operation. 

The  safety  bolt,  another  feature  of  this  reamer,  is  a  double  guarantee  against 
the  loss  of  the  cutters.  It  extends  across  the  mouth  of  the  reamer,  underneath 
the  key.  Should  this  key  break,  the  tee  and  cutters  are  so  interlocked  that  it  is 
impossible  for  them  to  pass  the  safety  bolt. 


Size, 
Inches 

Size  of  Pin, 
Inches 

Threads 
Per  Inch 

UNDER  REAMER 

EXTRA  CUTTERS 

Weight, 
Pounds 

Price, 
Each 

Weight, 
Pounds 

Price, 
Per  Set 

4* 

i|xai 

8 

160 

$125.00 

15 

$  25.00 

5 

2  x3 

7 

290 

140.00 

24 

30.00 

5| 

2  x3 

7 

350 

200.00 

29 

30.00 

6i 

2  x3 

7 

373 

215.00 

36 

32.00 

6| 

2  x3 

7 

390 

220.00 

38 

35.00 

7 

3  x4 

7 

485 

225.00 

47 

36.00 

n 

3  x4 

7 

560 

250.00 

65 

40.00 

4 

3  x4 

7 

632 

265.00 

77 

42.00 

9 

3  x4 

7 

850 

275.00 

100 

45.00 

M 

3  x4 

7 

860 

300.00 

115 

48.00 

10 

3  x4 

7 

1085 

310.00 

150 

50.50 

11 

3  x4 

7 

1260 

325.00 

185 

52.50 

ill 

3  x4 

7 

1300 

350.00 

200 

55.00 

l*| 

3  x4 

7 

1339 

385.00 

217 

58.00 

13i 

3  x4 

7 

1400 

425.00 

250 

60.00 

15i 

3  x4 

7 

1720 

560.00 

278 

80.00 

16 

3  x4 

7 

1860 

620.00 

320 

85.00 

17 

4  x5 

7 

1920 

685.00 

380 

90.00 

18 

4  x5 

7 

2195 

750.00 

390 

100.00 

When  ordering,   state  size  of  pin;  style  of  taper;  number  of  threads  to  the  inch   (flat  or  sharp) 
size  of  wrench  square;  also  weight  of  casing  in  which  reamer  is  to  be  used. 


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49 


Drilling  Tools 

FOR   CABLE   SYSTEM 

PATENT  TAPER  JOINTS 

BOX  FOR  WELDING  ON  TOOLS 


BOX 


Size, 
Inches 

Threads 
Per  Inch 

Diameter 
of  Collar, 
Inches 

Weight, 
Pounds 

Price, 
Each 

I|x2-* 

8 

3f 

50 

$  5.00 

llx2| 

8 

4 

60 

5.65 

2  x3 

7 

4i 

75 

6.90 

2ix3i 

7 

4J 

85 

7.50 

2^x34 

7 

5i 

100 

8.15 

2|x3l 

7 

6f 

115 

9.40 

3  x4 

7 

6 

135 

11.25 

3^x4^ 

7 

•i 

180 

13.15 

3^x44 

7 

6f 

190 

15.00 

4  x5 

7 

7i 

240 

16.50 

PIN   FOR   WELDING   ON   TOOLS 


Fig.   106 


Size, 
Inches 

Threads 
Per  Inch 

Diameter 
of  Collar, 
Inches 

Weight, 
Pounds 

Price, 
Each 

Ifx2f 

8 

3* 

45 

$   4.40 

I£x2£ 

8 

3f 

55 

5.00 

2  x3 

7 

4| 

65 

6.25 

2ix3| 

7 

4* 

75 

6.90 

2*x3£ 

7 

5 

90 

7.50 

2|x8i 

7 

5* 

105 

8.75 

3  x4 

7 

5| 

130 

10.65 

3^x4i 

7 

6i 

170 

12.50 

3*x4i 

7 

»t 

180 

14.25 

4  x5 

7 

7 

230 

15.60 

When  ordering,   state  size  of  box  and  pin;   style  of  taper;   number 
of  threads  to  the  inch  (flat  or  sharp) ;  also  size  of  wrench  square. 


THREAD 

FOR  BOX 


PROTECTORS 

FOR  PIN 


Fig.   108 


Fig.   109 


PIN 


Fig.   107 


For  size  box  or  pin.  .  .inches 

- 
I|x2$ 

lfx2J 

2x3 

2ix3i 

2ix3* 

2fx3j 

3x4 

3ix4i 

3Ax4* 

4x5 

Number  of  threads  per  inch 

8 

8 

7 

7 

7 

7 

7 

7 

7 

7 

Wt.   of  box  protectors.  .Ibs. 

1| 

ii 

2 

4 

3 

3* 

4 

4* 

5 

6 

Wt.    of   pin    protectors.  .Ibs. 

2 

2 

3 

3 

5 

6 

7 

8 

9 

10 

Price  of  box  protectors.  each 

$.40 

$.45 

$.50 

$.55 

$.60 

$.80 

$.90 

$1.00 

$1.15 

$1.25 

Price  of  pin  protectors,  each 

.45 

.50 

.60 

.70 

.80 

.90 

1.00 

1.10 

1.25 

1.40 

BOX  AND  PIN  TEMPLATES 


PIN 


Size, 
Inches 

Threads 
Per  Inch 

Weight, 
Pounds 

Price, 
Per  Set 

IfxSi 

8 

11 

$28.00 

l|x2| 

8 

12 

28.00 

2  x3 

7 

17 

28.00 

2ix3i 

7 

19 

31.00 

2^x3* 

7 

21 

34.50 

2jx3| 

7 

25 

37.50 

3  x4 

7 

30 

42.00 

3ix4i 

7 

35 

46.00 

3^x44 

7 

43 

50.00 

4  x5 

7 

50 

56.00 

BOX 


Fig.   110 


When    ordering,    state    style    of    taper 
threads  to   the   inch    (flat  or   sharp). 


and    number    of 


Fig.   Ill 


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Drilling  Tools 


FOR  CABLE  SYSTEM 


SUBSTITUTES 


Fig.  112 


Size  Pin, 
Inches 

Size  Box, 
Inches 

Threads 
Per  Inch 

Weight, 
Pounds 

Price, 
Each 

I|x24 

Ijx2$ 

8 

60 

$10.00 

2  x3 

24x3i 

7 

85 

13.75 

2  x3 

2*x3$ 

7 

105 

14.50 

2  x3 

2|x3| 

7 

110 

15.75 

2  x3 

3  x4 

7 

125 

17.50 

2ix3i 
2|x3i 

24x3* 
2|x3| 

7 
7 

110 
115 

15.00 
16.25 

2lx3j 

3  x4 

7 

130 

18.25 

2£x34 

ZfxSf 

7 

120 

17.00 

2£x3| 

3  x4 

7 

135 

18.75 

2Jx3f 

3  x4 

7 

140 

20.00 

3  x4 

3ix4i 

7 

175 

23.75 

3  x4 

3A,x4i 

7 

180 

25.50 

3  x4 

4  x5 

7 

200 

27.00 

3jx4i 

4  x5 

7 

205 

28.75 

3fx44 

4  x5 

7 

210 

31.00 

Fig.  113 


Substitutes  with  joints  reverse  to  those  shown  above  will  be  furnished  at  the  same  prices. 


PIN    TO    TUBING    SUBSTITUTES 


Size  Pin, 
Inches 

Threads 
Per  Inch 

Size  Tubing, 
Inches 

Weight, 
Pounds 

Price, 
Each 

11x84 

8 

2  to   3 

45 

$  6.50 

Iix2| 

8 

2  to  3 

55 

7.00 

2  x3 

7 

2  to  3 

65 

8.25 

2ix3i 

7 

2   to  3 

75 

9.00 

2ix3$ 

7 

2  to  3 

90 

.       9.50 

2§x3j 

7 

2  to  3 

105 

10.75 

3  x4 

7 

2  to  3 

130 

12.50 

Fig.  114 


BOX  TO  TUBING  SUBSTITUTES 


Size  Box, 
Inches 

Threads 
Per  Inch 

Size  Tubing, 
Inches 

Weight, 
Pounds 

Price, 
Each 

lfx«f 

8 

2  to  3 

50 

$  7.00 

I3x2| 

8 

2  to  3 

60 

7.50 

2   x3 

7 

2  to  3 

75 

9.00 

2ix3* 

7 

2  to  3 

85 

9.50 

2^x34 

7 

2   to  3 

100 

10.00 

22x3* 

7 

2  to  3 

115 

11.40 

3  x4 

7 

2  to  3 

135 

13.25 

When  ordering,   state  size  of  box  and  pin;   style  of  taper;   number  of  threads 
to   the   inch    (flat   or   sharp);    also    size   of   wrench   square. 


Fig.  115 


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Pin  With  Solid  Hook 
Fig.   116 


Box   With    Solid    Eye 
Fig.   118 


Box  With  Swivel  Eye 
Fig.   119 


Pin  With  Swivel  Hook 
Fig.   117 


PIN  WITH  SOLID  HOOK 


PIN  WITH  SWIVEL  HOOK 


Size, 
Inches 

Thr'ds 
Per  In. 

Weight, 
Pounds 

Price, 
Each 

lfx*| 

8 

60 

$15.50 

l|x2| 

8 

63 

16.50 

2  x3 

7 

74 

19.00 

2^x3i 

7 

85 

20.00 

2^x3$ 

7 

104 

23.00 

2fx3f 

7 

121 

26.00 

3  x4 

7 

150 

32.00 

3ix4i 

7 

196 

39.00 

3Ax4A 

7 

207 

41.00 

4  x5 

7 

265 

45.00 

Size, 
Inches 

Thr'ds 
Per  In. 

Weight, 

Pounds 

Price, 
Each 

Ifx2i 

8 

65 

$18.00 

!Jx2J 

8 

69 

20.00 

2  x3 

7 

86 

25.00 

2jx3i 

7 

98 

27.00 

2^x3£ 

7 

115 

31.50 

2jx3| 

7 

132 

34.50 

3  x4 

7 

155 

40.00 

3jx4i 

7 

207 

46.00 

3ix4^ 

7 

219 

49.00 

4  x5 

7 

276 

52.50 

BOX   WITH    SOLID    EYE 


BOX  WITH  SWIVEL  EYE 


Size, 
Inches 

Thr'ds 
Per  In. 

Weight, 
Pounds 

Price, 
Each 

Igx2i 

8 

55 

$16.00 

Ifx2| 

8 

60 

17.00 

2  x3 

7 

72 

20.00 

2£x3i 

7 

82 

21.00 

2*x3i 

7 

99 

24.00 

2£x32 

7 

115 

27.50 

3  x4 

7 

143 

34.50 

3ix4i 

7 

187 

42.00 

3ix4A 

7 

198 

45.00 

4  x5 

7 

253 

49.00 

Size, 
Inches 

Thr'ds 
Per  In. 

Weight, 
Pounds 

Price, 
Each 

Ifx2| 
Ifx2| 

8 
8 

60 
66 

$23.00 
24.50 

2  x3 

7 

82 

27.00 

2ix3i 

7 

93 

28.50 

2*x3* 

7 

110 

31.00 

2fx3f 

7 

126 

34.50 

3  x4 

7 

148 

43.00 

3*x4i 

7 

198 

52.50 

3*x4i 

7 

210 

56.00 

4  x5 

7 

264 

60.00 

When   ordering,   state   size   of  box   or   pin;    style   of   taper;    number   of  threads   to    the    inch    (flat 
or  sharp) ;   also  size  of  wrench   square. 


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FOR  CABLE  SYSTEM 


COMMON  SAND  PUMPS 


Fig.    120 


Inside 
Diam., 
Ins. 

Size 
Hole, 
Ins. 

Len'th, 
Ft. 

Weight, 
Lbs. 

Inside 
Diam., 
Ins. 

Size 
Hole, 
Ins. 

Len'th, 
Ft. 

Weight, 
Lbs. 

3 

4* 

14 

130 

6 

81 

18 

380 

3 

4 

16 

145 

6 

8< 

20 

420 

3 

4 

18 

160 

6f 

& 

14 

285 

3 

4 

20 

175 

6§ 

8- 

16 

320 

3$ 

5 

14 

150 

6i 

82 

18 

355 

3| 

5 

16 

170 

6i 

8; 

20 

390 

3* 

5 

18 

185 

9 

14 

275 

sl 

5| 

20 

205 

7| 

9i 

16 

300 

4 

6 

14 

170 

Ti 

9i 

18 

335 

4 

6 

16 

195 

T| 

9i 

20 

370 

4 

6 

18 

215 

sl 

10 

14 

400 

4 

6 

20 

235 

Bf 

10 

16 

450 

4i 

6 

14 

155 

S| 

10 

18 

500 

4| 

6 

16 

175 

8i 

10 

20 

550 

*I 

6 

18 

190 

9f 

iii 

14 

390 

4i 

6 

20 

210 

9i 

111 

16 

435 

*} 

H 

14 

155 

9* 

111 

18 

480 

4| 

6f 

16 

175 

9i 

111 

20 

525 

M 

6f 

18 

190 

10 

12| 

14 

580 

*1 

Of 

20 

210 

10 

12* 

16 

650 

5 

7 

14 

230 

10 

12i 

18 

720 

5 

7 

16 

260 

10 

12i 

20 

790 

5 

7 

18 

290 

iii 

13i 

14 

560 

5 

7 

20 

320 

iif 

13i 

16 

620 

5f 

7| 

14 

230 

Hi 

13i 

18 

680 

61 

7^ 

16 

260 

111 

13i 

20 

740 

H 

7, 

18 

290 

12} 

14i 

14 

630 

5| 

7? 

20 

320 

12* 

14i 

16 

700 

6 

8 

14 

300 

12l 

14i 

18 

765 

6 

8; 

16 

340 

12* 

14i 

20 

830 

PRICES   UPON   APPLICATION. 

SECTIONAL  COMMON  SAND  PUMPS 

FLUSH  JOINT  . 


Inside 
Diam., 
Ins. 

Size 
Hole, 
Ins. 

Len'th, 
Ft. 

Weight, 
Lbs. 

Inside 
Diam., 

Ins. 

Size 
Hole, 
Ins. 

Len'th, 
Ft. 

Weight, 
Lbs. 

3 

4, 

i 

30 

255 

*i 

6i 

30 

480 

3 

i 

32 

270 

4* 

32 

510 

3 

4 

i 

34 

285 

*I 

6i 

34 

540 

3 

4i 

! 

36 

310 

M 

6f 

36 

570 

3 

4 

i 

38 

315 

4* 

6i 

38 

600 

3 

4 

i 

40 

330 

4^ 

6f 

40 

630 

3i 

5? 

30 

300 

5 

7 

30 

470 

3i 

5? 

32 

320 

5 

7 

32 

500 

sl 

5? 

34 

340 

5 

7 

34 

530 

3| 

5 

36 

355 

5 

7 

36 

560 

•'!  A 

5 

38 

370 

5 

7 

38 

590 

-3$ 

5? 

40 

390 

5 

7 

40 

620 

4 

6 

30 

350 

6 

81 

30 

610 

4 

6 

32 

370 

6 

si 

32 

645 

4 

6 

34 

390 

6 

g| 

34 

685 

4 

6 

36 

410 

6 

8i 

36 

720 

4 

6 

38 

435 

6 

| 

38 

'  760 

4 

6 

40 

455 

6 

40 

800 

Fig.    121 


PRICES  UPON  APPLICATION. 


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FOR   CABLE   SYSTEM 


DART  VALVE  BAILERS 


Inside 
Diam., 
Ins. 

Size 
Hole, 
Ins. 

Len'th, 
Ft. 

Weight, 
Lbs. 

Inside 
Diam., 

Ins. 

Size 

Hole, 
Ins. 

Len'th, 
Ft. 

Weight, 
Lbs. 

3 

4, 

! 

14 

130 

6 

81 

18 

410 

3 

4, 

[ 

16 

145 

6 

81 

20 

450 

3 

4, 

18 

160 

6j 

81 

14 

325 

3 

4, 

20 

175 

6j 

8; 

16 

360 

3; 

• 

5? 

14 

160 

61 

8; 

18 

390 

5 

16 

180 

6j 

8; 

20 

425 

I, 

5 

18 

200 

7 

9j 

14 

335 

34 

5| 

20 

215 

7 

9j 

16 

365 

4~ 

6 

14 

185 

7i 

9j 

18 

400 

4 

6 

16 

210 

7 

9| 

20 

430 

4 

6 

18 

230 

8; 

10 

14 

480 

4 

6 

20 

250 

8; 

10 

16 

525 

4; 

6 

14 

170 

8J 

10 

18 

575 

4; 

6 

16 

190 

8: 

10 

20   , 

620 

4; 

6 

18 

210 

9 

lift 

14 

485 

4; 

6 

20 

230 

9 

lit* 

16 

530 

4, 

6 

• 

14 

170 

9; 

i 

Hf 

18   , 

575 

4, 

6 

16 

190 

9i 

\ 

Hi 

20 

620 

4, 

18 

210 

10 

14 

680 

4, 

6 

i 

20 

230 

10 

12 

16 

750 

5 

7 

14 

255 

10 

lg 

18 

825 

5 

7 

16 

285 

10 

18; 

20 

900 

5 

7 

18 

315 

111 

\ 

13 

14 

660 

5 

7 

20 

345 

11 

\ 

13, 

16 

725 

5* 

7 

14 

260 

Hj 

r 

13, 

18 

785 

5 

I 

7 

16 

290 

11 

f 

13 

20 

850 

5 

f  • 

7 

18 

320 

\ 

14, 

14 

760 

5 

\ 

7 

20 

350 

12 

14, 

16 

830 

6 

8 

I  ' 

14 

340 

12} 

14} 

18 

900 

6 

8 

\ 

16 

375 

1*1 

144. 

20 

960 

PRICES   UPON  APPLICATION. 


SECTIONAL  DART  VALVE  BAILERS 


Fig.    122 


Inside 
Diam., 
Ins. 

Size 
Hole, 
Ins. 

Len'th, 
Ft. 

Weight, 
Lbs. 

Inside 
Diam., 
Ins. 

Size 
Hole, 
Ins. 

Len'th, 
Ft. 

Weight, 
Lbs. 

3 

4, 

30 

260 

44. 

6| 

30 

500 

3 

4, 

32 

275 

4, 

61 

32 

530 

3 

4^ 

34 

290 

4, 

6ft 

34 

560 

3 

4, 

36 

305 

4, 

81 

36 

590 

3 

i 

38 

320 

4, 

ti 

38 

620 

3 

4, 

40 

335 

4^ 

6ft 

40 

650 

34 

Bj 

30 

310 

5 

7 

30 

500 

Si 

5; 

32 

330 

5 

7 

32 

525 

34 

5 

34 

350 

5 

7 

34 

550 

34 

5 

36 

365 

5 

7 

36 

580 

34. 

5i 

38 

380 

5 

7 

38 

615 

34 

5 

40 

400 

5 

7 

40 

640 

4 

6 

30 

365 

6 

81 

30 

650 

6 

32 

385 

6 

81 

32 

680 

6 

34 

405 

6 

81 

34 

720 

6 

36 

425 

6 

81 

36 

760 

6 

38 

450 

6 

81 

38 

800 

6 

40 

470 

6 

81 

40 

840 

Fig.   123 


PRICES  UPON  APPLICATION. 


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BAILER  BAILS 


Size   inches 

3 

3} 

s| 

4 

4} 

4| 

5 

if 

Weight    pounds 
Price     each 

4 

$.75 

5 
.75 

5 
.75 

6 
.75 

6 
.75 

8 
.75 

10 

1.00 

12 

1  50 

6or6i 

6| 

7| 

8or8i 

9| 

10 

Hf 

12£ 

15 

16 

18 

20 

28 

30 

33 

35 

Price     each 

$2  00 

2  25 

2.75 

3.25 

3.75 

4  00 

5  00 

6  00 

Fig.    124 


PLOTZ  TOPS 


For  use  on  sand  pumps  and  bailers  working  in  wells  where  ex- 
cessive gas  pressures  exist. 

So  constructed  as  to  automatically  release  gas  pressures  con- 
tained within  the  sand  pump  or  bailer,  and  to  prevent  the  contents 
from  being  blown  out  and  the  pump  or  bailer  from  being  brought 
to  the  surface  empty. 


Size  inches 

3 

3i 

3i 

4 

4i 

4i 

Price       .      .  .  each 

$25  00 

25  00 

25  00 

28  00 

28  00 

28  00 

Size  inches 

5 

Sf 

6  or  6i 

6f 

7| 

8  or  8i 

Price                each 

$30  00 

30  00 

31  50 

32  50 

36  50 

41  00 

Fig.   125 


COMMON  SAND  PUMP  BOTTOMS 


Fig.   126 


Size  inches 

3 

81 

•i 

4 

4i 

4i 

5 

51 

Weight    pounds 
Price     each 

10 
$7.50 

11 
7.50 

11 

7.50 

13 
9.00 

13 

9.00 

15 

9.00 

20     • 
10.00 

20 
11.00 

Size   inches 

6or6i 

6| 

7| 

8or8i 

9f 

10 

111 

12^ 

Weight    pounds 
Price    each 

25 

$12.50 

30 
13.25 

40 
15.50 

40 
16.50 

55 
19.00 

60 
21.00 

100 
27.00 

120 
32.50 

DART  BAILER  VALVES 


Size  inches 

3 

3i 

3* 

4 

4} 

4J 

5 

51 

Weight  pounds 
Price  each 

18 

$4.75 

22 
5.75 

25 
6.50 

30 
8.50 

32 

9.50 

35 
10.25 

45 
12.50 

50 
14.50 

6o'-6i 

6| 

7| 

8or8i 

9  4 

10 

ll£ 

124 

Weight  pounds 
Price  each 

60 
$16  25 

70 
18  50 

100 
22  50 

115 
24  00 

150 
31  00 

160 
33  00 

200 
37  50 

250 
42  50 

Fig.   127 


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LARKIN'S  IMPROVED  SAND  PUMPS 


Outside  diam.  inches 

8| 

4 

*i 

5 

5j 

6 

7 

8 

For  size  hole.  inches 
Length  of  pump,  feet 
Weight  ....pounds 

4 
20 
197 
$60  00 

4i,44 
20 
235 
70  00 

5,  5  ft 

20 
256 
80  00 

5§,6 
20 
325 
90.00 

6i,6i 
20 
362 

100.00 

7f,8i 
20 
380 
106.00 

7S.81 
20 
395 
115.00 

9| 
20 
415 
150.00 

SPECIAL   LENGTHS   TO    ORDER. 


PARTS 


Fig.   129 


Fig.   128 


SIZE  IN  INCHES 


Symbol 
Number 

NAME  OF  PART 

8* 

4 

*| 

5 

6i 

6 

7 

8 

1 

Bottom     

$16.00 

$18.00 

$20.00 

$22  00 

$24  00 

$30  00 

$34  00 

$50  00 

2 
3 

Bottom   bushing    

7.00 
2  00 

8.00 
2  00 

8.00 
•2  00 

9.00 
3  00 

10.00 
4  50 

12.00 
5  00 

14.00 
5  50 

20.00 
6  00 

4 

Valve  nut  .                       ... 

50 

50 

50 

50 

50 

50 

50 

50 

5 

Valve  seat    

1.50 

1  50 

1.50 

2  50 

3  00 

3  50 

4  00 

4  50 

3  45 

G 

Valve  complete   

4.00 
4  00 

4.00 
4  50 

4.00 
5  00 

6.00 
6  00 

8.00 
7  00 

9.00 
7  00 

10.00 
8  00 

11.00 
10  00 

7 

7  00 

8  00 

8  00 

9  00 

10  00 

10  00 

11  00 

18  00 

8 

Loop    

6  00 

7  00 

7  00 

7  00 

8  00 

8  00 

8  00 

10  00 

Plunger     

14.00 

14.00 

14.00 

15.00 

16.00 

16.00 

18.00 

22  00 

Tube 

28  00 

30  00 

32  00 

36  00 

44  00 

46  00 

48  00 

50  00 

Dog   and   spring    

2.50 

2.50 

2.50 

2.50 

3.00 

3.00 

4.00 

4.00 

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FOR  CABLE  SYSTEM 


COMMON  DERRICK  CRANES 


Fig.   130 


DESCRIPTION 


Weight, 
Pounds 


Price, 
Each 


Complete  with  Ix5-inch  beam. 
Complete  with  Ix6-inch  beam. 


335 

370 


$30.00 
35.00 


PARTS 


NAME    OF    PART 

Weight, 
Pounds 

Price, 

Each 

NAME    OF    PART 

Weight, 
Pounds 

Price, 
Each 

Beam   Ix5-inch    

210 
245 

$15.00 
20  00 

Eye  bolts  with  washers  (2) 

15 

28 

$2.50 
3.00 

40 

7  75 

Upright   rod    

27 

3.00 

Trolley  wheels    

1.50 

TEE  BEAM  DERRICK  CRANES 

BALL  BEARING 


Fig.  131 
BALL  BEARING  TROLLEY  AND  POST  BEARING 


DESCRIPTION 

Weight, 

Pounds 

Price, 
Each 

Complete 

with  4-inch  tee  beam  

356 

$71.00 

PARTS 


NAME   OF   PART 

Weight, 
Pounds 

Price, 
Each 

NAME   OF   PART 

Weight, 
Pounds 

Price, 
Each 

Beam    4-inch    tee    iron.... 
Ball    bearing   trolley  
Trolley  wheels    

171 
51 

$28.50 
27.00 
3  50 

Eye  bolts  with  washers  (2) 
Strain    rod     

27A 

47 
32 

$5.00 
4.25 

Ball  bearing  post  beariner.  . 

3.75 

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Drilling  Tools 

FOR  CABLE  SYSTEM 

BARRETT  PATENT  OIL  WELL  JACKS 

TO  TIGHTEN  AND  LOOSEN  THE  JOINTS  OF  DRILLING  TOOLS 


Fig.   132 
SHOWING  JACK  IN  OPERATION 

No.  1 


Fig.  133 

Equipped  with  an  improved  reversing  appliance,  by  which  spring  levers  are 
dispensed  with;  a  feature  found  only  in  the  Barrett  jacks. 


Fig.  13-4 

A  powerful,  durable  and  convenient  jack.     It  is  the  heaviest  and   strongest 
of  oil  well  jacks  and  will  give  perfect  satisfaction. 


1                               2 

Weight   . 

pounds 

209                            280 

Price 

each 

$65.00                      $90.00 

THE  ABOVE  PRICES   INCLUDE  WOOD   HANDLE. 


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FOR   CABLE   SYSTEM 

PARTS  OF  No.  1  BARRETT  PATENT  OIL  WELL  JACK 


NO.   1   PARTS 
Fig.   135 


Symbol 


NAME  OF  PART 


Price 


A 
B 
C 
D 
F 
G 
H 
I 
L 
M 
N 
P 
Q 

R 

T 

U 
W 
RP 
LS 
MRS 
MLS 
DS 
FS 
GS 
US 

scs 

LCS 
X 
Y 


Base  or  cage,  complete each 

Base  or  cage,  with  bushings " 

Socket  lever,  with  side  plates " 

Shield    " 

Spring " 

Brass  lowering  blocks   " 

Eccentric    " 

Right  hand  side  plate  " 

Left  hand  side  plate   " 

Long  pawl    " 

Short    pawl    " 

Steel  rack  and  plates " 

Bushings,    (2)    " 

Fulcrum   pin    " 

Wrench  post  and  pin    " 

Socket  lever  rivet,   (2) " 

Rack  plate,    (4)    " 

Wood  handles " 

Wrench  post  pin    " 

Long  pawl   screw    " 

Short  pawl   reversing   screw " 

Short  pawl  lifting  screw    " 

Spring    screw     " 

Lowering  block  screw   " 

Eccentric   screw    " 

Rack  plate  screw,   (8)    " 

Short  shield  screw,   (3) " 

Long  shield  screw    " 

Lag  screw,   (3)    " 

Bolt  and  washer,    (5) " 


$32.00 

12.00 

5.50 

2.00 

.20 

3.00 

.60 

.50 

.50 

3.50 

3.00 

32.00 

.30 

.50 

7.50 

.10 

.60 

.60 

.50 

.20 

.20 

.20 

.20 

.20 

.20 

.20 

.10 

.10 

.20 

.30 


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FOR  CABLE  SYSTEM 

PARTS  OF  No.  2  BARRETT  PATENT  OIL  WELL  JACK 


NO.   2   PARTS 
Fig.  136 


Symbol 


NAME  OF  PART 


Price 


Base  or  cage,  complete each 

A  Base  or  cage,  with  bushings " 

Socket  lever,  with  side  plates 

C  Shield    

D  Adjusting  link,   (2)    '. 

Spring 

Intermediate    lever 

G  Reversing  lever    

H  Right  hand  side  plate   

I  Left  hand  side  plate   

J  Carring  handle  chain    

K  Carring  handle   

L  Long  pawl    

M  Short    pawl    

N  Steel   rack  with  plates    

O  Spring  holder    

P  Bushings,    (2)    

Q  Fulcrum   pin    

R  Wrench  post  and  pin    

T  Socket  lever  rivet,   (2)    

U  Rack  plate,    (4) 

W  Wood    handle    

RP  Wrench  post  pin    

LDR  Long  pawl   rod    

MDR  Short  pawl  rod    

LS  Long  pawl   screw    

MS  Short  pawl  screw 

OS  Spring  holder  screw    , 

FS  Intermediate  lever  screw    , 

GS  Reversing  lever   screw    

CS  Shield  screws,  (5)    

US  Rack  plate  screw,  (8)    

X  Lag  screws,    (3) 

Y  Bolt  and  washer,    (5) 


$42.00 

18.00 

8.00 

2.00 

.40 

.60 

.50 

.40 

.60 

.60 

1.00 

.60 

4.00 

3.50 

48.00 

.50 

.40 

.60 

9.50 

.10 

.80 

.70 

.50 

.30 

.30 

.20 

.20 


.20 
.10 
.20 
.20 
.30 


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FOR  CABLE  SYSTEM 

TOOL  WRENCHES 


Left  Hand— Fig.    138 
TWO  IN  SET— RIGHT  AND  LEFT  HAND 


Size  of  square  inches 

If 

»| 

n 

3} 

31 

3} 

4 

4 

4| 

Weight  each  pounds 

50 
$28  00 

75 
$30  00 

112 
$32  00 

135 

$35  00 

150 
$37  50 

175 
$41  00 

200 
$45  00 

251) 
$56  00 

200 

$45  00 

Size  of  square  inches 

41 

4d 

41 

41 

5 

5 

5 

5 

Weight  each  .      pounds 

250 

300 

300 

350 

350 

400 

450 

500 

Per  set  of  two  

$56.00 

$67.50 

$67.50 

$82.50 

$82.50 

$90.00 

$101.00 

$112.50 

Wrenches   175   pounds   and   lighter   are   not   fitted   with   handles   and   eyes.      When   ordering,   state 
size  and  weight  desired. 

BARRETT  SWIVEL  WRENCHES 

No.    2— IMPROVED 


Fig.   140 

These  wrenches  are  made  in  one  size  only,  but  by  using  the  different  sizes  of  extra  plates  they 
will  fit  any  square  ranging  from  3  to  5A  inches. 


Barrett  swivel  wrench  complete  for  one  s 

$50.00 
105 
-'•      5.00 
10 

Extra  plates  —  3,  3 
Weight  each   

I,  31,  3 

|,  4,  41,  41,  5, 

5J    5£  

each 

pounds 

PARTS 


$22  00 

Pivot   bolts 

(2)    

each 

$1  00 

•  ,     ,        ,, 

16  00 

2  00 

Steel    ring   with 

handle  

" 

11.00 

Cap   screws 

(3)  

" 

.20 

LEIDECKER  SWIVEL  WRENCHES 


Size  of   square 


Weight    each 
Price     


.pounds  117 

...each  I       $33.00 


These  wrenches  are  furnished  for  5-inch  squares  with  a  set  of  4-inch  liners  included  without  extra 
harge.     Extra  liners  can  be  furnished  for  smaller  size  squares. 

PARTS 


$20  00 

Liners    (2) 

per  set 

$2.00 

Outside   swive     ring  

15  00 

Fye    bolts 

each 

1.50 

'    « 

12  00 

1.00 

Wrench   handle    

" 

10.00 

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Drilling  Tools 

BATES  PATENT  TONGS 


Fig.  142 
COMPLETE  WITH  JAW  AND   CONCENTRATOR   FOR   ONE   SIZE   ONLY. 

Size  No.   1 — For  pipe  or  casing,  7f£  to  lSy2  inches,  inclusive. 
Size  No.  2 — For  pipe  or  casing,  4  to  6^  inches,  inclusive. 

HANDLES 
No.  1 — New  style,  weight,  105  pounds.  No.  2 — New  style,  weight,  80  pounds. 

Each  $35.00  Each  $32.50 

Hangers   for   handles,   weight,   5  pounds Each  $3.75 

CHAINS 


Size 
Chain, 
Inches 

Length  of 
Chain, 
Feet 

Weight, 
Pounds 

For  Use  With 
Handle 

Price, 
Each 

APPLICATION 

j 

5 
6V3 

7 

32 
57 
63 

No.  1  or  No.  2 
No.  1  or  No.  2 
No.  1 

$  9.00 
12.25 
12.75 

Regularly  used  with  No.  2  handles 
For  sizes  12A.   inches  and  smaller 
For  sizes  13$  to  15$  inches  inclusive 

EXTRA   JAW   PINS   WITH    COTTERS 
Weight  each,  1  pound Price  each,  $0.65 

JAWS  AND  CONCENTRATORS 


Size, 
Inches 

Weight 
of  Jaw, 
Pounds 

Weight  of 
Concentrator, 
Pounds 

Price  of  Jaw, 
Each 

Price  of 
Concentrator, 
Each 

4  or  4} 

11 

17 

$12.00 

$10.50 

5f 

12* 

25 

15.00 

11.25 

6  or  6i 

13* 

25 

15.00 

11.25 

6|  or  7 

12 

25 

18.00 

11.75 

n 

22 

31 

22.50 

12.25 

8  or  8i 

22 

31 

22.50 

12.25 

9f  or  10 

22 

40 

27.00 

12.50 

llf  or  12 

25 

46 

30.00 

13.00 

124 

25 

48 

33.75 

13.25 

184 

25 

50 

33.75 

14.00 

15* 

28 

62 

37.50 

15.25 

These  tongs  can  be  used  without  concentrators.     A  complete  set  of  tongs   includes  one  handle, 
one  chain,  jaw  and  concentrator  for  each  size  casing. 

KELLERMAN'S  CHAIN  TONGS 


Fig.  143 

EXTRA   HEAVY   PATTERN 
For  pipe  or  casing,  4  to  15^  inches,  inclusive. 


DESCRIPTION 

Weight, 
Pounds 

Price 

Kellerman's  extra  hea 
Extra   handles    

vy  chain  tongs  

each 

220 
148 
32 
40 
30 

$56.00 
29.50 
19.00 
7.50 
6.75 

Extra  jaws   

Extra  chains,   |  inch 
Extra   chains,   j  inch 

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HARBISON  PATENT  TONGS 


Fig.   144 

COMPLETE  WITH  JAW   FOR   ONE   SIZE   ONLY. 
Size  No.  1 — For  pipe  or  casing,  9^  to  15^  inches,  inclusive. 
Size  No.  2 — For  pipe  or  casing,  4  to  8^4  inches,  inclusive. 

HANDLES 
No.  1— Weight,  115  Ibs Each  $30.00  No.  2— Weight,  115  Ibs Each  $27.50 

CHAINS 


Length  of 
Chain, 
Inches 

Weight, 
Pounds 

For  Use  With 
Handle 

Price, 
Each 

APPLICATION 

42 
52 
32 

47 
60 
38 

No.  1 
No.  1 
No.  2 

$11.50 
14.00 
9.00 

For    sizes 
For    sizes 
For    sizes 

9|    to    12^    inches 
9|    to    15i    inches 
4      to      8i    inches 

inclusive 
inclusive 
inclusive 

JAWS 


Size, 

Inches 

Weight, 
Pounds 

Price, 
Each 

Size, 
Inches 

Weight, 
Pounds 

Price, 

Each 

4      or   4i 
5|   or  6 
6|  or  7 
7f   or   8i 

25 
32 

40 
55 

$12.00 
15.00 
18.00 
22.50 

9|   or   10 
11|   or   12 
12i   or   13* 
14      or   154 

65 

80 
90 
100 

$27.00 
30.00 
33.75 
36.00 

PARTS 


Symbol 
Number 

NAME  OF  PART 

Price, 
Each 

Symbol 
Number 

NAME  OF  PART 

Price, 
Each 

3 

$0  50 

y 

$0  50 

4 

Jaw    springs    

25 

Links    to    connect    chain 

g 

25 

1  00 

7 

Dies    

.25 

Chain  handle    

.50 

No.  1— Handle. 
No.  2 — Jaw. 
No.  3 — Jaw  pin. 


Fig.   145 

No.  A — Jaw  springs. 
No.  5— Double  flat  link 
chain. 


No.  6 — Chain  pin. 

No.  7— Dies. 

No.  8 — Hanger  eye  bolt. 


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Drilling  Tools 

MADDREN  PATENT  TONGS 


Fig.   146 

COMPLETE  WITH   JAW   FOR   ONE   SIZE   ONLY. 
Size  No.  1 — For  pipe  or  casing,  9^g  to  \2l/2  inches,  inclusive. 
Size  No.  2 — For  pipe  or  casing,  4l/2  to     8*4  inches,  inclusive. 

HANDLES  AND  JAWS  COMPLETE 


DESCRIPTION 

Weight, 
Pounds 

Price, 
Each 

No     1  —  Handle 

100 
180 
230 
100 
75 
90 

$30.00 
75.00 
85.00 
25.00 
56.00 
69.00 

Jaws  complete    11|  or  12^  inch 

No.  2  —  Handle    

Jaws  complete,  6ij  inch  or  smaller   

Taws  complete,  7$,  8  or  8£  inch    

PARTS 


Symbol 

NAMF   OF   PART 

SIZE 

IN  INC 

HES 

Number 

6i 

71 

8J 

91 

10 

HI 

12i 

2 

[aw    frame    each 

$16.00 

$20.00 

$20.00 

$21.00 

$21.00 

$26  00 

$26.00 

3 

Jaw  frame  pin    

1.00 

1.00 

1.00 

1.00 

1.00 

1.00 

1.00 

4 

14  40 

17  40 

17  40 

19  20 

19  20 

20  00 

20  00 

5 

Dies 

70 

70 

70 

70 

70 

70 

70 

Dies   to   the   set  

(4) 

(4) 

(4) 

(5) 

(5) 

(6) 

(6) 

ft 

Jaw  pin    

.20 

.20 

.20 

.20 

.20 

.20 

.20 

7 

Strap     

19.00 

25.00 

25.00 

27.50 

27.50 

31.00 

31.00 

| 

4  00 

4  00 

4  00 

4  00 

4  00 

4  00 

4  00 

9 

1  00 

1  00 

1  00 

1  00 

1  00 

1  00 

1  00 

10 

Fixed  pin   and   chain    

1.60 

1.60 

1.60 

1.60 

1.60 

1.60 

1.60 

No.  1— Handle. 
No.  2 — Jaw    frame. 
No.  3 — Jaw  frame  pin 
(2  cotters). 
No.  A — Jaw. 


Fig.  147 
No.  5 — Dies. 
No.  6 — Jaw  pin. 
No.  7 — Strap. 
No.  8 — Hanger  pin  with 
rings. 


No.     9 — Draw  pin. 
No.  10 — Fixed     pin     with 
cotter  and  chain. 


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Fig.    148 


SLIPS 


Fishing  Tools 


FOR  CABLE  SYSTEM 


Fig.    149 


COMBINATION  SOCKETS 

WITH   TWO    SETS   OF    SLIPS 

To  catch  either  a  pin  or  neck  of 

rope  socket. 


For    size    hole.  .  .inches 

*1 

5 

51 

6i 

6| 

n 

Size   of  pin  inches 
Threads   per    inch  
Weight     pounds 

Ifx2i 

8 
90 

2x3 

7 
100 

2x3 

7 
120 

2x3 

7 
135 

2x3 

7 
170 

2x3 

7 
225 

$58  75 

65  00 

67.50 

70.00 

73.75 

80.00 

Extra   slips    ....per  set 

6.25 

7.00 

7.50 

8.00 

8.75 

9.50 

For    size    hole.  .  .inches 

7| 

8i 

9| 

10 

111 

m 

Size  of  pin  inches 
Threads   per   inch  

3x4 

7 

3x4 

3x4 

7 

3x4 

7 

3x4 

7 

3x4 

7 

Weight     pounds 
Price                         .    each 

290 

$83  75 

300 
87.50 

500 

105.00 

525 

109.50 

800 
148.75 

1075 
165.00 

Extra   slips    .  .  .  .per  set 

9.50 

10.00 

12.00 

12.50 

15.00 

17.50 

When  ordering,  state  size  of  tool  socket  is  required  to  catch. 

COLLAR  SOCKETS 
To  take  hold  of  the   collar   of  a  tool. 


For    size    hole  inches 

4* 

5 

5| 

6} 

61 

Ifx2i 

8 
80 
$50.00 

2x3 
7 
90 
$52.50 

2x3 
7 
125 
$55.00 

2x3 
7 
175 

$60.00 

2x3 
7 
190 

$65.00 

Threads    per    inch  

Weight     pounds 

Price      each 

For    size    hole  inches 

71 

81 

9| 

10 

Size  of  pin  inches 
Threads    per    inch  

3x4 
7 
225 

$95.00 

3x4 
7 
250 

$105.00 

'   3x4 
7 
325 

$120.00 

3x4 
7 
350 
$130.00 

Weight     pounds 

Price     each 

When  ordering,   state  size  of  tool   socket  is   required  to  catch. 

HORN  SOCKETS 

To  take  a  friction  hold  of  a  loose  tool  in  the  well. 


For  size  hole.  ..  .inches 

4* 

5 

51 

6i 

61 

Size  of  pin  inches 

lfx2J 

2x3 

2x3 

2x3 

2x3 

Threads  per  inch  
Weight                     pounds 

75 

7 
100 

7 
140 

7 
175 

7 
200 

Price      each 

$25.00 

$32.50 

$40.00 

$48.00 

$50.00 

For  size  hole  inches 

.7 

71 

M 

9 

9S 

3x4 

3x4 

3x4 

3x4 

3x4 

7 

7 

7 

7 

7 

Weight    pounds 

230 

260 

285 

335 

360 

$52  50 

$55  00 

$58  00 

$62  50 

$66.50 

For  size  hole  inches 

10 

11 

in 

121 

Size  of  pin  inches 
Threads  per  inch  
Weight    pounds 

3x4 
7 
385 

3x4 

7 
400 

3x4 

7 
420 

3x4 

450 

... 

Price      each 

$70.00 

$78.50 

$87.50 

$95.00 

Fig.    151 


When  ordering,  state  size  of  tool  socket  is  required  to  catch. 
For  bowls  adapting  any  of  the  above  sockets  to  larger  size  holes,  see 
Page  65. 


Fig.    150 


HORN 
SOCKET 


Fig.    1! 


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Fishing  Tools 

FOR  CABLE  SYSTEM 


SLIP  SOCKETS 

WITH  TWO  SETS  OF  SLIPS 
To  take  hold  of  a  lost  tool  in  the  well. 


SLIP 
SOCKET 


5LII 

r* 

For    size    hole  inches 

4* 

5 

5f 

6J 

I|x2| 
8 
100 
$56.25 
6.25 

2x3 

7 
125 
$62.50 
7.00 

2x3 

7 
150 
$63.75 
7.50 

2x3 

7 
200 

$70.00 
7.75 

Threads   per   inch  

Weight     pounds 
Price                                     each 

Extra    slips  per    set 

For    size    hole  inches 

6f 

Tf 

7f 

8i 

'''Size    of    pin  inches 
Threads   per    inch  

2x3 

7 
225 

$72.50 
8.00 

2x3 

7 
275 

$78.25 
8.75 

3x4 

7 
350 

$81.25 
8.75 

3x4 
7 
400 
$85.75 
9.00 

Price       each 

Extra    slips  per    set 

For   size    hole  inches 

9f 

10 

111 

12$ 

Size   of   pin  inches 
Threads   per   inch  

3x4 

7 
550 
$100.00 
10.50 

3x4 

7 
650 
$104.50 
11.25 

3x4 
7 
850 
$137.50 
13.25 

3x4 

7 
1100 
$152.50 
14.50 

Extra    slips  per    set 

WHEN   ORDERING,   STATE   SIZE   SOCKET  IS   REQUIRED 
TO  CATCH. 

SLIP 

SOCKET 

WITH  BOWL 


Fig.  154 


SOCKET  BOWLS 


Fig.  153 


Fig.  155 


Fig.   15( 


Fig.   157 


With  the  use  of  these  bowls  all  kinds  of  sockets  can  be  adapted  for  working  in 

larger  size  holes. 


4$ 

4* 

4$ 

5 

5| 

5| 

6| 

6| 

Size  of  bowl    inches 

5| 

6i 

6§ 

7 

6f 

1% 

81 

H 

Weight  pounds 

12 

12 

12 

16 

18 

18 

20 

24 

$9  00 

$9  50 

$10.00 

$11.00 

$11.50 

$12.00 

$12.50 

$12.50 

7 

7f 

8i 

8J 

9 

9| 

9f 

10 

Size  of  bowl  inches 

9 

9f 

10 

12* 

11 

Hf 

13* 

12$ 

25 

32 

40 

40 

45 

68 

68 

72 

Price        each 

$13.75 

$15.00 

$16.00 

$17.50 

$17.00 

$18.00 

$22.50 

$21.00 

Size  socket  .    inches 

10 

10 

10 

llf 

11| 

llf 

12$ 

12$ 

13$ 

14$ 

15* 

13$ 

14*. 

15*. 

14$ 

15$ 

Weight   pounds 

72 

85 

85 

100 

100 

100 

105 

105 

Price  each 

$22.50 

$23.75 

$25.00 

$23.00 

$25.00 

$27.50 

$28.00 

$31.50 

Add  the  above  prices  to  sockets  when  bowls  are  furnished. 


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TWO  SLIP 


Fishing  Tools 

FOR  CABLE  SYSTEM 


FOUR  SLIP 


FOX  TRIP  CASING  SPEARS 
For  Removing  Casing  from  the  Well 

If  after  the  spear  takes  hold  and  the 
casing  cannot  be  taken  out,  the  spear  can 
be  released  by  lowering  the  tools  on  it. 
This  releases  the  slips,  and  the  spear  may 
then  be  withdrawn. 


Fig.   158 


Fig.   159 


TWO  SLIP 


For   size   casing  inches 

4* 

5 

5& 

51 

81 

6| 

71 

Size   of   pin              inches 

I|x2| 

2x3 

2x3 

2x3 

2x3 

2x3 

3x4 

7 

7 

7 

7 

7 

7 

Weight                                         pounds 

90 

125 

140 

150 

230 

250 

350 

Price                                   each 

$95.00 

$110.00 

$120.00 

$125.00 

$125.00 

$135.00 

$150.00 

8J 

9| 

10 

H| 

12i 

13$ 

Size  of   pin                       ...    .    inches 

3x4 

3x4 

3x4 

3x4 

3x4 

3x4 

7 

7 

7 

7 

7 

7 

385 

450 

475 

600 

750 

900 

prjce                                   each 

$160.00 

$180.00 

$195.00 

$220.00 

$230.00 

$260.00 

FOUR  SLIP 


For  size  casing,  .inches 

li 

6i 

6| 

71 

8| 

91   , 

10 

HI 

12* 

Size  of  pin  inches 
Number  threads  per  inch 
Weight  pounds 

I}x2f 
8 
125 

2x3 

7 
325 

2x3 

7 
350 

3x4 

7 
490 

3x4 

7 
540 

3x4 

7 
625 

3x4 

7 
650 

3x4 

7 
875 

3x4 

7 
1070 

$150  00 

175  00 

187  50 

200  00 

200  00 

237  00 

237  00 

265  00 

295  00 

When  ordering,  state  size  of  pin;   style  of  taper;  number  of  threads  to  the  inch   (flat  or   sharp); 
size  of  wrench  square;  also  diameter  of  hole  in  which  tool  is  to  be  used. 


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Fishing  Tools 

FOR  CABLE  SYSTEM 

MILLS  PULL-UP  CASING  SPEARS 

TWO   SLIP  FOUR  SLIP  FOUR  SLIP 


YOKE   FOR 
SETTING   SPEAR 


Fig.  163 


Fig.  160 

Showing   Spear 

Tripped 


Fig.  161 

Showing  Spear  Ready 
for    Entering    Casing 


Fig.  162 

Showing   Spear 

Tripped 


These  spears  are  used  for  pulling  casing  from  the  well  and  have  positive  trip 
and  latch  for  holding  slips  in  contracted  position  when  spear  is  tripped  for  remov- 
ing from  well. 

Trip  is  enclosed  in  body  of  spear  so  that  sand  and  dirt  cannot  impair  its  action. 

TWO  SLIP 


For  size  casing.  .  .inches 

4 

3 

5 

5T3* 

5| 

N 

6| 

7| 

Size  of  pin  inches 
Number  threads  per  inch 
Weight  pounds 
Price  each 

I$x2* 

90 

$85.00 

Ijx2j 
8 
125 
$95.00 

2x3 
7 
150 
$110.00 

2x3 

7 
175 

$120.00 

2x3 
7 
200 
$125.00 

2x3 
7 
225 
$125.00 

2x3 

7 
285 
$135.00 

3x4 

7 
425 
$150.00 

For  size  casing.  .  .inches 

81 

9f 

10 

111 

12* 

ISi 

141 

15* 

3x4 

3x4 

3x4 

3x4 

3x4 

3x4 

3x4 

3x4 

Number  threads  per  inch 
Weight  pounds 

7 
470 

7 
625 

7 
660 

7 
1000 

7 
1100 

7 
1350 

7 
1650 

7 
2000 

Price  each 

$160.00 

$180.00 

$195.00 

$220.00 

$230.00 

$260.00 

$300.00 

$350.00 

FOUR  SLIP 


For  size  casing  ..  inches 

T| 

8i 

9| 

10 

111 

12* 

134 

Ml 

15* 

3x4 

-     3x4 

3x4 

3x4 

3x4 

3x4 

3x4 

3x4 

3x4 

Number  threads  per  inch 
Weight  pounds 
Price  each 

7 
425 
$200.00 

7 
470 
200.00 

7 
625 
237.00 

7 
660 
237.00 

7 
1000 
265.00 

7 
1100 
295.00 

7 
1350 
340.00 

7 
1650 
385.00 

7 
2000 
420.00 

When  ordering,  state  size  of  pin;  style  of  taper;  number  of  threads  to  the  inch   (flat  or  sharp); 
size  of  wrench  square;  also  diameter  of  hole  in  which  tool  is  to  be  used. 


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Fishing  Tools 


FOR  CABLE  SYSTEM 


MILLS  DRIVE-DOWN  CASING 
SPEARS 

These  Spears  are  used  to  drive  casing 
when  stuck  and  cannot  be  loosened  from 
the  top  of  the  well.  The  Spear  is  lowered 
into  the  well  to  the  point  where  the  casing 
is  fast  and  it  is  loosened  by  jarring  down 
on  the  spear. 

These  spears  are  all  made  with  four 
slips  and  do  not  oblong  the  casing. 


Fig.  164 

Showing  Spear  Ready 
for    Entering    Casing 


Fig.  165 

Showing    Spear    With 
Slips   Expanded 


For    size    casing.  .  .inches 

4 

4* 

5 

6& 

5| 

6* 

6| 

71 

Size   of   pin  inches 
Number  threads  per  inch 
Weight     pounds 

Ifx2i 

8 
90 

Ifx2f 

8 
115 

lfx2J 
8 
125 

lfx2J 
130 

2x3 
7 
190 

2x3 

7 
215 

2x3 

7 
275 

3x4 

7 
400 

Price                                 each 

$130  00 

$150.00 

$160.00 

$165.00 

$170  00 

$175  00 

$187  50 

$200  00 

For    size    casing.  ..  inches 

8i 

»i 

10 

Hi 

m 

is* 

Mjj 

15* 

Size    of   pin  inches 

3x4 

3x4 

3x4 

3x4 

3x4 

3x4 

3x4 

3x4 

Number  threads  per  inch 
Weight     pounds 
Price     each 

7 
440 
$200.00 

7 
600 

$  237.00 

640 
$237.00 

950 
$265.00 

7 
1000 
$295.00 

7 
1200 
$340.00 

7 
1450 
$380  00 

7 
1800 
$420  00 

When  ordering,  state  size  of  pin;  style  of  taper;  number  of  threads  to  the  inch   (flat  or  sharp); 
size  of  wrench  square;  also  diameter  of  hole  in  which  tool  is  to  be  used. 


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Fishing  Tools 

FOR  CABLE  SYSTEM 

CASING  SWEDGES 

For  Straightening  Bulged  or  Dented  Pipe  in  the  Well 


FORGED    STEEL 


CAST  IRON 


FORGED  STEEL  WITH  FLUTED 
WATER  COURSE 


For  Size 

Threads 

Casing, 
Inches 

Size  Pin, 
Inches 

Per 
Inch 

Weight, 
Pounds 

Price, 
Each 

4£ 

IfxSi 

8 

90 

$  22.50 

5 

2  x3 

7 

150 

28.00 

5| 

'  2  x3 

7 

175 

35.00 

6i 

2  x3 

7 

200 

39.50 

61 

2  x3 

7 

225 

43.00 

7ft 

3  x4 

7 

300 

54.50 

8i 

3  x4 

7 

390 

59.25 

9| 

3  x4 

7 

500 

78.00 

10 

3  x4 

7 

580 

81.75 

111 

3  x4 

7 

750 

97.50 

1*1 

3  x4 

7 

900 

108.75 

CAST  IRON  WITH  FLUTED  WATER 
COURSE 


For  Size 

Threads 

Casing, 
Inches 

Size  Pin, 
Inches 

Per 
Inch 

Weight, 
Pounds 

Price, 
Each 

13J 

3x4 

7 

1200 

$140.50 

14^ 

3x4 

7 

1350 

150.00 

15$ 

3x4 

7 

1525 

159.50 

16 

3x4 

7 

1600 

162.75 

17 

3x4 

7 

1700 

168.75 

18* 

3x4 

7 

2060 

197.00 

When  ordering,  state  size  of  pin;  style  of  taper;  num- 
ber of  threads  to  the  inch  (flat  or  sharp) ;  size  of  wrench 
square;  also  diameter  of  hole  in  which  tool  is  to  be  used. 


Fig.  166 


Fig.  167 


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ROPE  SPEAR 


Fishing  Tools 

FOR  CABLE  SYSTEM 

TWO-PRONG 
ROPE  GRAB 


THREE-PRONG 
ROPE  GRAB 


Fig.  168  Fig.  169  Fig.  170 

Used  for  removing  broken  cable  or  rope  from  well. 


TWO-PRONG  ROPE 

THREE-PRONG  ROPE 

For 

ROPE  SPEAR 

GRAB 

GRAB 

Size   Hole, 

Size  Pin, 

Threads 

Inches 

Inches 

Per  Inch 

Weight, 
Pounds 

Price, 
Each 

Weight, 
Pounds 

Price, 
Each 

Weight, 
Pounds 

Price, 
Each 

*i 

IfxSl 

8 

100 

$20.00 

90 

$28.00 

125 

$35.00 

5 

2  x3 

7 

120 

22.50 

110 

30.00 

150 

37.50 

51 

2  x3 

7 

135 

25.00 

130 

31.25 

175 

39.00 

el 

2  x3 

7 

150 

28.00 

150 

33.50 

200 

41.50 

H 

2  x3 

7 

175 

31.00 

170 

34.50 

225 

42.50 

7f 

3  x4 

7 

200 

33.00 

190 

35.50 

275 

44.00 

8i 

3  x4 

7 

275 

37.50 

210 

38.75 

300 

48.50 

n 

3  x4 

7 

325                42.50 

250 

43.75 

375 

55.00 

10 

3  x4 

7 

350 

45.00 

275 

48.50 

400                60.00 

iii 

3  x4 

7 



315 

53.00 

450 

67.50 

m 

3  x4 

7 

350 

59.50 

500 

75.00 

When  ordering,  state  size  of  pin;   style  of  taper;  number  of  threads  to  the  inch    (flat  or  sharp) 
size  of  wrench  square;  also  diameter  of  hole  in  which  tool  is  to  be  used. 


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Fishing  Tools 


FOR  CABLE  SYSTEM 


V   ROPE   KNIFE 


HORSE  SHOE  TRIP 
KNIFE 


ROPE   KNIFE 
SINKER 


SUCKER    ROD 
JARS 


Fig.  171 


Fig.  172 


Fig.  173 


Fig.   174 


V  ROPE  KNIFE 

For  cutting  nianila  rope Weight,  15  pounds Price  each  $15.00 

HORSE  SHOE  TRIP  ROPE  KNIFE 

For  cutting  off  manila  cable  close  to  the  socket.     The  knife  does  not  close  until 

the  trip  strikes  the  socket  barrel. 
For  cutting  manila  rope Weight,  23  pounds Price  each  $22.50 

ROPE  KNIFE  SINKER 

Used  with  sand  line  fastened  in  the  eye,  jars  and  rope  knife  screwed  to  lower 
end.     Rope  knifes  may  be  used  either  on  a  string  of  sucker  rods  or  a  sand  line. 
When  the  latter  is  used  rope  knife  sinkers  and  jars  are  necessary. 
Weight,  20  pounds Price  each  $4.50 

ROPE  KNIFE  OR  SUCKER  ROD  JARS 

Attached  to  rope  knife  for  cutting  rope  in  the  well. 
Weight,  25  pounds Price  each  $10.00 


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CASING 
SPLITTER 


Fishing  Tools 


FOR  CABLE  SYSTEM 


CASING  SPLITTERS 

For  splitting  the  casing  to  allow  the  sedi- 
ment around  it  to  run  into  the  well,  so  that  the 
casing  may  be  removed. 


CASING 
PERFORATOR 


For  Size 

Threads 

Casing, 
Inches 

Size  Pin, 
Inches 

Per 
Inch 

Weight, 
Pounds 

Price, 
Each 

44 

I|x8| 

8 

125 

$120.00 

5 

2   x3 

7 

150 

130.00 

5 

2  x3 

7 

175 

145.00 

6 

2  x3 

7 

240 

160.00 

6 

2  x3 

7 

275 

165.00 

7 

3  x4 

7 

400 

180.00 

8 

3  x4 

7 

435 

200.00 

9| 

3  x4 

7 

525 

275.00 

10 

3  x4 

7 

550 

300.00 

111 

3  x4 

7 

750 

350.00 

191 

3  x4 

7 

850 

400.00 

CASING  PERFORATORS 
For  perforating  casing  in  the  well. 


For  Size 

Threads 

Casing, 

Size  Pin, 

Per 

Weight, 

Price, 

Inches 

Inches 

Inch 

Pounds 

Each 

4J 

Ifx2| 

8 

100 

$150.00 

5 

2  x3 

7 

125 

165.00 

5f 

2  x3 

7 

150 

180.00 

61 

2  x3 

7 

175 

190.00 

6| 

2  x3 

7 

195 

200.00 

7f 

3  x4 

7 

300 

240.00 

8i 

3  x4 

7 

325 

250.00 

9f 

3  x4 

7 

475 

320.00 

10 

3  x4 

7 

500 

350.00 

HI 

3  x4 

7 

675 

450.00 

i»i 

3  x4 

7 

750 

500.00 

When  ordering,  state  size  of  pin;  style  of  taper;  num- 
ber of  threads  to  the  inch  (flat  or  sharp)  ;  size  of  wrench 
square;  also  diameter  of  hole  in  which  tool  is  to  be  used. 


Fig.  175 


Fig.   176 


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IMPROVED 
PATTERN 


Fishing  Tools 

FOR  CABLE  SYSTEM 

CASING  CUTTERS 

IMPROVED  PATTERN— WITH  MANDRELS 


Fig.   177 


For  cutting  casing  at  any  point  in  the  well  when  the  entire  string  of 
casing  cannot  be  drawn  out.  This  is  an  improved  pattern,  having  a  long  body 
with  a  set  of  rollers  to  guide  the  cutters  in  making  a  perfectly  straight  cut, 
eliminating  all  possibility  of  the  casing  being  cut  off  crooked,  or  the  cutters 
becoming  wedged.  Used  on  tubing. 


For 
Size 

Casing, 
Inches 

Weight, 
Pounds 

Price, 
Each 

For 
Size 
Casing, 
Inches 

Weight, 
Pounds 

Price, 
Each 

4^ 
5 
5 

{) 

6 

7 

\ 

65 
75 
100 
130 
140 
175 

$200.00 
205.00 
215.00 
220.00 
225.00 
235.00 

si 

9f 
10 
llf 

isl 

200 
275 
290 
380 
485 

$240.00 
275.00 
300.00 
350.00 
380.00 

Casing    cutter    sinkers, 
Casing    cutter    jars. .  . , 


.each  $18.00 
.   "        15.00 


REGULAR  PATTERN— WITH  MANDRELS 


For 
Size 
Casing, 
Inches 

Weight, 
Pounds 

Price, 
Each 

For 
Size 
Casing, 
Inches 

Weight, 
Pounds 

Price, 
Each 

4i 
5 

a 
1 

30 
35 
40 
50 
60 
70 

$28.25 
30.00 
33.25 
35.00 
37.50 
40.75 

8J 
9|- 
10 
Hf 

i*i 

85 
95 
105 
125 
150 

$45.00 
50.00 
57.50 
65.00 
70.00 

Casing    cutter    sinkers each  $9.00 

Casing    cutter    jars "        7.50 

When  ordering,  state  size  of  tubing  they  are  to  run  on, 
also  diameter  of  hole  in  which  tool  is  to  be  used. 


COMBINATION  CASING  NIPPLES  . 

ALSO  CALLED 
MALE  AND   FEMALE  NIPPLES   OR  FORGED   STEEL  NIPPLES 

For  re-cutting  threads  on  casing  or  couplings  while  in  the  well. 


Fig.  178 


Fig.  179 


For  Size  Casing, 
Inches 

Weight, 
Pounds 

Price, 
Each 

For  Size  Casing, 
Inches 

Weight, 
Pounds 

Price, 
Each 

44 
51 

SI 

If 

25 

27 
30 
35 
38 
45 
50 
53 

$12.50 
13.50 
15.00 
17.50 
18.00 
19.00 
20.00 
21.00 

9 

H 

10 

11 
HI 
12! 

13$ 

65 

70 
75 
80 
85 
90 
100 

$22.50 
23.50 
24.50 
25.00 
26.00 
27.50 
31.00 

When  ordering,   state  size  and   weight  of  casing,   number  of  threads  to  the  inch,   also  diameter 
of  hole  in  which  tool  is  to  be  used. 


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SPUD 


ft 


Fishing  Tools 

FOR  CABLE  SYSTEM 

SPUDS— 8  FT.  LONG 

For  straightening  a  string  of  tools  in  the  hole,  also  for  spudding  around  and  loosening  a  bit  or 
reamer  when  fast  in  the  well. 


For  size  hole  inches 

n 

5| 

6i 

6| 

7f 

7| 

I|x2i 

2x3 

2x3 

2x3 

2x3 

3x4 

8 

7 

7 

7 

7 

7 

Weight                    pounds 

125 

150 

175 

200 

250 

325 

Price  each 

$22.50 

$35.75 

$36.75 

$38.25 

$50.00 

$52.00 

For  size  hole  inches 

8J 

91 

10 

HI 

12i 

13i 

Size  of  pin          inches 

3x4 

3x4 

3x4 

3x4 

3x4 

3x4 

7 

7 

7 

7 

7 

7 

Weight    pounds 

400 

525 

560 

650 

700 

750 

Price  each 

$56.25 

$62.50 

$68.75 

$93.75 

$107.50 

$112.50 

Fig.  180 


WALL  OR  BIT  HOOKS 

TO  RUN  ON  TUBING 
To  loosen  tools  from  the  side  of  the  well  and  remove  them. 


For    size    hole.  .  .inches 

*J 

5 

5f 

H 

61 

7| 

8i 

9f 

Size     material.  .  .inches 
SIDE        Length     feet 

Jx3 
6 

1x3 
6 

1x3 

6 

Ix3i 

1x3^ 

I|x4 
10 

Iix4 
10 

Iix5 
10 

RASP       Weight                   pounds 

75 

80 

100 

140 

150 

200 

225 

275 

i»               Prirp           .          earh 

$20  00 

$21.50 

$23  00 

$25.00 

$26.00 

$27.00 

$28.50 

$30.00 

For    size    hole.  .  .inches 

10 

lit 

18} 

13* 

14* 

isi 

16 



Size     material.  .  .inches 
?•             Length                         feet 

Iix5 

10 

Ux6 
10 

Hx6 
10 

1^x6 
10 

1^x6 
10 

2x6 
10 

2x6 
10 

Weight     pounds 

300 

340 

375 

400 

425 

480 

500 

Price     each 

$31.50 

$35.00 

$37.50 

$39.00 

$41.00 

$43.00 

$45.00 

Can  be  furnished  with  tool  joints.     Prices  upon  application. 


SIDE  RASPS 

Used  for  filing  off  the  collar  on  lost  tools  so  that  a  fishing  tool  can  take  hold. 


4£ 

5 

5£ 

6i 

6f 

7| 

Size  of  pin  inches 

I|x2| 

2x3 

2x3 

2x3 

2x3 

3x4 

Threads  per  inch  

8 

7 

7 

7 

7 

7 

125 

140 

150 

175 

200 

325 

Price    each 

$34  00 

$43  50 

$54  00 

$55.00 

$57.50 

$78  00 

For  size   hole  Cinches 

8J 

91 

10 

lit 

it* 

Size  of  pin  inches 

3x4 

3x4 

3x4 

3x4 

3x4 

7 

7 

7 

7 

7 

Weight    .  .    .                                      pounds 

400 

425 

560 

650 

750 

Price    each 

$84.50 

$94.00 

$103.00 

$141.00 

$161.00 

Fig.   182 


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Fishing  Tools 

FOR  CABLE  SYSTEM 


BOOT  OR  LATCH 
JACK 


JAR  KNOCKER 


TUBING  SPEAR 

WITH   SOCKET 

AND  BOWL 


COMMON 
TUBING  SPEAR 


Fig.  186 


Fig.  183  Fig.  184  Fig.  185 

BOOT  JACKS  OR  LATCH  JACKS 

To  take  hole  of  lower  half  of  jar  under  head  when  upper  half  is  broken  off,  also  used  as  a  bailer  grab. 


For  size  hole...  inches 

ll 

5 

5| 

6J 

6| 

7f 

81 

Size  of  pin  inches 
Threads  per  inch  
Weight  pounds 

Ifxtl 

8 
65 

2x3 

7 
75 

2x3 
7 
90 

2x3 
7 
110 

3x4 
7 
175 

3x4 
7 
190 

3x4 

7 
200 

Price  each 

$19.50 

$22.50 

$25.00 

$27.50 

$32.50 

$35.00 

$37.50 

JAR  KNOCKERS 

To  knock  jars  loose  when  locked  together  in  well 


Length                                 feet 

8  to  10 

12 

14 

16 

18 

20 

24 

Weight       pounds 

190 

215 

240 

265 

290 

315 

345 

Price    each 

$48.00 

$52.50 

$58.00 

$63.00 

$68.00 

$78.50 

$84.00 

TUBING   SPEARS 
WITH   SOCKET  AND  BOWL 
To     take     out     tubing     when     unscrewed     or 
broken  off.  Will  run  in  different  sizes  of  casing. 


COMMON  TUBING  SPEARS 

WITHOUT   SOCKET 
To     take     out     tubing     when     unscrewed 
broken  off. 


For   size   tubing.  .  .inches 

2 

N 

3 

For  size  tubing.  .  .inches 

2 

«i 

3 

Weight  pounds 

115 

125 

150 

Weight  pounds 

40 

50 

70 

Price    each 

$70.00 

$75.00 

$83.  (Mi 

Price    each 

$18.50 

$20.50 

$23.00 

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Rotary  Drilling  Equipment 


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Hydraulic  Rotary  Rig 


Fig.  187 


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Hydraulic  Rotary  Rig 

TIMBER  AND  LUMBER  REQUIRED  TO  BUILD  A  COMPLETE  RIG 
DERRICK  106  FEET  HIGH  WITH  BASE  24  FEET  SQUARE 


Pieces 


Size, 
Inches 


Length, 
Feet 


OREGON  PINE 


Feet 


22x24 

14x14 

14x14 

14x14 

14x14 

12x12 

12x12 

10x10 

8x8 

8x8 

6x6 

6x6 

6x16 

2x12 

2x12 

2x12 

2x12 

2x12 

2x12 

2x12 

2x10 

2x10 

2x10 

2x10 

2x8 

2x8 

2x8 

2x6 

2x6 

2x6 

2x4 

1x12 

1x12 

1x12 

1x6 


5x6 
5x6 


9             Engine  block 396 

16             Mud  sills   523 

12              Pony    sills    392 

20             Blocking    327 

24             Casing   sills    784 

20             Blocking    240 

14             Bumpers    168 

26             Side  sills 433 

24             Derrick   sills    1024 

20             Casing  sills   and   blocking 427 

20             Dead   men    120 

18             Pump    foundation    324 

16             Crown  block    256 

24             Floor  girts  and  doublers 3456 

22             Girts    352 

20             Girts    160 

18             Girts    288 

16             Girts    128 

20             Derrick  foundation  and  top  of  derrick 920 

18             Derrick  foundation    432 

26             Starting  legs    173 

18             Starting  legs   120 

16             Derrick   legs    1440 

18             Top    of    derrick 120 

24             First  set  braces 256 

22             Second  set  braces 235 

20  Third    set   braces ]        213 

20             Fourth   set   braces 160 

18             Fifth  set  braces 144 

16             Sixth    set    braces .  128 

16             Ladders  and  to  cut  up 320 

24             Siding    1200 

20             Siding    1500 

16             Siding    800 

16             Braces   and   ladder   steps 560 

Total   Oregon   Pine 18519 

HARDWOOD 

16             Oak  top   of  crown  block 40 

14             Oak  top   of  crown  block 35 

Total    Hardwood    75 


Combination  Rig 


FOR  CABLE  AND  ROTARY  DRILLING  SYSTEMS 

TIMBER  AND   LUMBER   REQUIRED  TO   BUILD   A   COMPLETE   RIG 
DERRICK  106  FEET  HIGH  WITH  BASE  24  FEET  SQUARE 


Pieces 


Size, 
Inches 


Length, 
Feet 


OREGON  PINE 


Feet 


14x14x14x30 
22x24 
16x16 
16x16 
16x16 
16x16 
14x14 
14x14 
14x14 
14x14 
14x14 
14x14 
14x14 
12x12 


26  Walking  beam    

Engine  blocks    

30  I  Main   sill    

20  I  Sub  sill 

16  i  Sampson  post    

14  Jack  post    

16  Mud  sills   for  engine  blocks 

16  Mud  sills  for  derrick 

12  Nose   sill    

20  Casing  sills    

20  Blocking    

16  |  Tail    sill    and   post 

12  |  Pony  sills  for  engine  blocks 

24  !  Bull  wheel  and  calf  wheel  posts. 


910 
792 
640 
427 
341 
299 
1045 
1045 
196 
653 
327 
261 
784 
576 


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Combination  Rig— (Concluded) 


1 

12x12 

12 

Back  brake  and  blocking  

144 

1 

12x12 

14 

168 

2 

10x10 

26 

Side  sills    ! 

433 

1 

8x8 

26 

Bunting    pole    

139 

8 

8x8 

24 

Derrick   sills    

1024 

2 
4 

8x8 
8x8 

24 
20 

Cross  sills  under  derrick  sills  to  set  rotary  table  on 
Casing  rack  and   blocking 

256 
427 

2 

6x6 

20 

Dead   men    

120 

2 

6x6 

22 

To  swing  derrick  roof  on  

132 

5 

6x6 

18 

Jack  post  braces  and  foundation  for  pumps  

270 

6 

6x6 

14 

Back  brake,  headache  post,   Sampson  post  and  bull 
wheel  braces    

252 

5 

4x6 

16 

Calf  wheel   and   short  braces  

160 

2 

6x16 

16 

256 

1 

5x16 

12 

Knuckle    post    

80 

1 

6x6x6x16 

12 

Pitman    

96 

1 

5x5x5x14 

12 

Swing    lever    

70 

14 

2x12 

20 

560 

74 

2x12 

24 

3552 

12 

2x12 

22 

Girts    and    outside   girts  

528 

17 
8 

2x12 
2x12 

20 

18 

Foundations   for  derrick  corners  
Foundations  for  derrick  corners  

680 
288 

4 

2x12 

20 

160 

12 

2x12 

20 

Girts,   outside  girts  and  top  of  derrick 

480 

12 

2x12 

18 

Girts   and   outside   girts  

432 

4 

2x12 

16 

128 

4 

2x12 

12 

96 

6 

2x10 

26 

Starting  legs  and  belt  house  sills 

260 

4 

2x10 

18 

Starting    legs     

120 

54 

2x10 

16 

Derrick  legs  and  to  cut  up  

1440 

1 

2x8 

24 

32 

12 

2x8 

18 

Derrick  roof  and  to  cut  up 

288 

1 

2x8 

20 

Derrick  roof    

27 

8 

2x8 

26 

Outside  braces    

277 

8 

2x8 

24 

Outside  braces    

256 

8 

2x8 

22 

235 

g 

2x8 

20 

Outside   braces    

213 

16 
5 

2x8 
2x6 

18 
26 

Outside   braces    
Belt    house    frame  

384 

130 

8 

2x6 

24 

192 

8 

2x6 

22 

Second   set   braces 

176 

8 

2x6 

20 

Third  set  braces  

160 

8 

2x6 

20 

Fourth    set   braces  

160 

8 

2x6 

18 

Fifth  set  braces 

144 

12 

2x6 

16 

192 

2 

2x6 

14 

Engine  house  frame  

28 

3 

2x6 

12 

Engine  house  frame  

36 

3 

2x4 

14 

28 

3 

2x4 

12 

24 

2 

2x4 

20 

Center  of  derrick  roof.      .              

27 

30 

2x4 

16 

Ladders  and  to  cut  up  

320 

40 

1x12 

24 

960 

30 

1x12 

20 

600 

75 

1x12 

18 

1350 

146 

1x12 

16 

Girts    and    siding  

2336 

50 

1x12 

14 

Siding    

700 

60 

1x12 

12 

720 

70 

1x6 

16 

Braces   and    ladder   steps              .               .                 .    . 

560 

4 

3x12 

18 

Bull  wheel  arms  —  S  4  S    2£"xll"  

216 

2 

3x12 

16 

Calf  wheel  arms  —  S.4.S.  2i"xll"  

96 

31914 

1  —  Set  band  wheel  cants  for  10-foot   wheel  

1  —  Set  tug  pulley  cants  for  6-foot  wheel  
1  —  Set  bull  wheel  cants,  arms  and  handles  for  7$- 
foot  wheel    

1  —  Set  calf  wheel  cants,   arms  and  handles   for   7- 

1 

16x16 

16 

HARDWOOD 
Oak  bull  wheel  shaft 

341 

1 

16x16 

6 

Oak  calf  wheel  shaft  

128 

1 

6x6 

16 

Oak  top  of  crown  block  

48 

1 

6x6 

14 

42 

1 

2x12 

16 

Oak  top  of  beams  and  dog        ...          .          ... 

32 

Total    Hardwood 

591 

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Hydraulic  Rotary  Drilling  Equipment 

THE  IDEAL  ROTARY  MACHINE 

"CALIFORNIA  SPECIAL" 


Fig.   188 

Designed  and  built  extra  strong  and  heavy  to  withstand  the   hardest  usage 
and  wear. 


Size  Pipe  Machine  Will  Handle 

Weight  in   Pounds 

Price 

2  to   18  inches 
2  to  20  inches 

6152 
6192 

Upon   application 
Upon  application 

THE  IDEAL  HOIST 
OR  DRAW  WORKS 

"CALIFORNIA  SPECIAL" 


Fig.  189 

Built  strong  and  very  compact,  with  levers  so  arranged  that  the  operator  has 
full  control  of  the  machine  from  one  position. 


DESCRIPTION 

Weight  in  Pounds 

Price 

Complete   with   wood    frame  

8937 

Upon  application 

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FAIRBANKS,  MORSE  &  CO. 


Hydraulic  Rotary  Drilling  Equipment 

THE  IDEAL  HYDRAULIC  SWIVEL 

"CALIFORNIA   SPECIAL" 

Equipped  with  anti-friction  double  ball  bear- 
ings to  facilitate  the  handling  of  long  and 
heavy  strings  of  pipe. 

Independent  upper  and  lower  sets  of  balls 
used  on  the  wash  pipe  making  a  universal 
bearing  taking  care  of  the  water  pressure. 


Size, 
Inches 


Size 

Water 

Connection^ 

Inches 


Size 
Pipe 

Connection, 
Inches 


Weight 

Complete, 

Pounds 


1238 
800 


Fig.   192 


PRICES   UPON  APPLICATION. 


PARTS 


Fig.  193 


PART  NUMBER 


5-inch 


4-inch 


Number 
Required 


NAME  OF  PART 


WEIGHT  EACH  IN  POUNDS 


5-inch 


4-inch 


64 

76 
G-1248 

70 

71 

67 

G-1247 
G-1340-R 
G-1340-L 
G-1339 

66 
G-1388 

90 

91 

G-1243 
G-1244-C 
G-1245-C 
82-B 

84 

80-B 
83-B 
68-B 

65 

69 

74 
G-1246 

75 

78 

79 


264 
276 

G-1590 
270 
271 
275 

G-1589-R 
G-1589-R 
G-1589-L 
G-1591 
266 

G-1592 
290 
291 

G-1243 

G-1588 

G-1587 

82-B 

84' 

80-B 

83-B 

68-B 

265 

269 

274 

G-1246 

75 

278 

79 


277 

285 

73 

72 


i 


1  Sleeve  pipe   103 

1  Bail 268 

1  Bearing  plate    180 

1  Cross  head  lock  nut !  240 

2  Cross  head  cap    I  2 

2  Cross  head  cap-cap  screw,   |"xl^"     |  1 

1  Cross  head  bushing     10 

2  Cross  head  lock  nut    . |  7 

2  Stuffing  box   and   bearing  plate  lock  nut  7 

1  Set  collar I  24 

4  Set  collar  set  screws 

1  Ball  bearing  guide  plate 

2  Ball  bearing  race  plate I  63 

24  Ball  bearing  race  plate  ball |  i 

1  Gooseneck    I  26 

1  Stuffing   box   cap I  18 

1  Stuffing  box    36 

2  Upper  and  lower  ball  race 3 

1  Ball  race  spacing  ring 2 

1  Center   ball   race j  2 

1  Ball   race  lock  nut |  1 

58  Sleeve  pipe  ball   (i") J  ounce 

1  Sleeve  pipe  stuffing  box  bushing 7 

1  Drill  pipe  bushing  lock  collar 19 

1  Drill  pipe  bushing   (6")    53 

1  Lower  stuffing  gland    i  *    6 

1  Wash  pipe 33 

1  Large  spanner  wrench 4 

1  Small  spanner  wrench 2 

Total  weight  of   swivel 1238 

SPECIAL  PARTS 

2  Cone   race    ;  63 

16  Cone    2 

1  Drill  pipe  bushing — 6"  to  4" 50 

Drill  pipe  bushing: — 4"  to  6" |    .  60 

FOR  ILLUSTRATION  OF  PARTS,  SEE  PAGE  87. 
PRICES  UPON  APPLICATION. 


70 
145 

88 
138 


1 


26 
18 
36 

3 

2 

2 

1 
ounce 

5 

15 
50 


2 
800 


40 


Hydraulic  Rotary  Drilling  Equipment 


SWIVEL  PARTS 


Fig.   194 


88 


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Hydraulic  Rotary  Drilling  Equipment 


FOUR  SHEAVE  ROTARY  BLOCKS 

BRONZE  BUSHED 


Size  in  Inches 

Size  Sheave, 
Inches 

Weight  in  Pounds 

Price  Each 

41 

24x31 

1600 

$180.00 

STRAPPED  "C"  HOOKS 


y 


Fig.   195 


Size, 
Inches 

Inside  Diameter, 
Inches 

Weight, 
Pounds 

Price, 

Each 

li 

7x2 

12 

$  3.00 

U 

8x21 

14 

3.50 

ll 

9x2l 

18 

4.50 

2 

11x3 

30 

7.00 

21 

12x3i 

40 

7.25 

2! 

13x3f 

50 

7.50 

81 

14x4 

65 

10.00 

3 

15x4* 

85 

12.50 

8i 

16x4J 

95 

15.25 

18x5 

125 

21.00 

l\ 

19x51 

145 

25.00 

4 

20x5i 

175 

30.00 

ROTARY  HOSE 

ROUND  WIRE  WOUND 


Fig.  197 
Each  outfit  requires  two  30-foot  lengths  with  couplings. 


Fig.   196 


Size, 
Inches 

4-ply, 
Per  Foot 

5-ply, 
Per  Foot 

n  6-ply, 
Per  Foot 

8-ply, 
Per  Foot 

2 

2* 

$1.66 
2.08 

$2.07 
2.60 

$2.49 
3.12 

$3.32 
4.16 

ROTARY  HOSE 
COUPLINGS 

BRASS 


COUPLING 
Fig.  198 

CLAMP 

Fig.   199 

Size                                                                                         .  .    . 

2 

*i 

W  '   ht    (                   1'             d              1      o) 

6* 
$8.00 
2.00 
2.00 

81 
$10.00 
2.50 
2.50 

weig  t    (,one   c     p   ng 

each 

BACK  PRESSURE  VALVES 

CAST  IRON  AND  STEEL 


Fig.  200 


Size     inches 

4 

*i 

6 

8 

10 

12 

Weight     pounds 

2 

2J 

81 

6 

9| 

Cast    iron  each 
Steel     " 

$1.80 
3.50 

$1.80 
3.50 

$2.50 
5.00 

$3.00 
6.50 

$3.50 
8.50 

$  4.50 
10.00 

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ROTARY  BITS 


FISH    TAIL    BIT 
Fig.  201 


DIAMOND   POINT  BIT 

Fig.  202 

FISH  TAIL  BITS 


FOUR   WING  BIT 
Fig.  203 


Size  inches 

6 

8 

10 

12* 

151 

18 

20 

4 

4 

6 

6 

g 

g 

Length  of  blade  inches 

15 

15 

15 

15 

15 

15 

1  c 

55 

75 

140 

150 

175 

Price  each 

$12.00 

$16.00 

$20.00 

$31.25 

$38.75 

$45.00 

$50.00 

DIAMOND  POINT  BITS 


g 

3 

10 

151 

•I  (3 

Size    shank    inches 

4 

4 

g 

g 

6 

g 

g 

15 

15 

15 

15 

15 

55 

75 

140 

150 

175 

200 

Price     each 

$12.00 

$16.00 

$20.00 

$31.25 

$38.75 

$45.00 

$50.00 

FOUR  WING  BITS 


Size  inches 

6 

g 

10 

151 

18 

20 

4 

4 

g 

6 

6 

g 

24 

24 

24 

24 

24 

24 

24 

Weight  pounds 

60 

130 

185 

295 

350 

400 

460 

Price  each 

$42.00 

$56.00 

$80.00 

$100.00 

$124.00 

$144.00 

$160.00 

ROTARY  SHOES 

FORGED    STEEL 


Fig.   204 


4 

4 

4 

41 

4* 

4* 

6J 

Length          inches 

12 

14 

16 

12 

14 

16 

12 

Weight  pounds 

30 

35 

40 

34 

40 

45 

47 

$22  00 

$26  00 

$29  00 

$25  00 

$29  00 

$33  00 

$26.00 

Size  inches 

6^ 

6i 

8J 

8i 

N 

10 

10 

Length      inches 

14 

16 

12 

14 

16 

12 

14 

Weight  pounds 

55 

65 

60 

70 

80 

80 

95 

$30  00 

$35  00 

$30  00 

$34.00 

$39.00 

$36.00 

$45.00 

10 

12* 

12* 

12^ 

13^ 

131 

15* 

Length  inches 

16 

12 

14 

16 

14 

16 

16 

110 

100 

115 

130 

130 

150 

180 

Price  each 

$50.00 

$42,00 

$48.00 

$56.00 

$55.00 

$64.00 

$80.00 

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Hydraulic  Rotary  Drilling  Equipment 


DRILL  BUSHINGS 

FORGED   STEEL 


Fig.   205 


4x2A 

4x6 

6x4 

8^x4 

8ix6 

Weight        pounds 

38 

63 

.  75 

113 

103 

Price    each 

$9.00 

$17.50 

$17.50 

$25.00 

$25.00 

10x4 

10x6 

12^x6 

154x6 

Weight                                  .    .  .  pounds 

170 

152 

224 

340 

Price    each 

$38.50 

$38.50 

$51.00 

$76.50 

.... 

DRILL  COLLARS 

FORGED   STEEL 


Size, 
Inches 

Length, 
Inches 

Weight, 
Pounds 

Price, 
Each 

2ix2£ 

12 

20 

$10.00 

4x4 

16 

60 

25.00 

5x5 

18 

125 

35.00 

6x4 

18 

150 

40.00 

6x6 

18 

135 

40.00 

Fig.   206 


Fig.   207 
(Patented) 


ROTARY  TOOL  JOINTS 

FORGED   STEEL 

A  taper  joint  which  is  inserted  in  the  drill  pipe  wherever  it 
is  frequently  separated  when  being  pulled. 


Size 

Size, 
Inches 

Box  and  Pin, 
Inches 

Threads 
Per  Inch 

Length, 
Inches 

Weight, 
Pounds 

Price, 
Each 

4 

3ix4i 

7 

18 

80 

$22.00 

5 

4  x5 

7 

18 

128 

28.00 

6 

5  x6 

7 

18 

135 

28.00 

SLIDE  TONGS 

FORGED   STEEL 

Placed  under  elevators  when  resting 
upon  rotary  table. 


Fig.   208 


4 

6 

el 

10 

12^ 

100 

125 

200 

230 

275 

$22  00 

$28.00 

$32.50 

$37.50 

$47.50 

135 

150 

260 

$45  00 

$55  00 

$75  00 

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Hydraulic  Rotary  Drilling  Equipment 


WASHDOWN  ROTARY  SPEARS 


Size   

inches 

2i 

4 

5 

6 

Weight    

pounds 

30 

100 

150 

240 

Price 

$50  00 

$80  00 

$95  00 

$105  00 

PARTS 


Size 

gi 

4 

5 

6 

each 

$14  50 

$19.00 

$20.00 

$22.00 

Upper  collar.    . 

6.50 

11.00 

13.00 

15.00 

Lower  collar.  .  . 

« 

6.00 

8.00 

9.00 

11.00 

Bit 

« 

15  00 

20  00 

21  00 

22.00 

per    set 

7  50 

10  00 

11.00 

12.00 

Key 

.  .    .  .each 

1.50 

2.00 

2.00 

2.00 

Stem    

4.00 

20.00 

24.00 

31.00 

Fig.   209 


OVERSHOTS 

Used  in  fishing  for  a  string  of  pipe  lost  in  the  hole  or 
broken  off  at  the  couplings. 

Lowered  and  rotated  on  drill  pipe  over  the  article  desired 
to  -catch. 


For 
"     Size  Drill  Pipe, 
Inches 

For 
Size  Hole, 
Inches 

Weight, 
Pounds 

Price, 
Each 

4 
6 

8i 
12* 

275 

300 

$  90.00 
130.00 

Fig.  210 


Barnes  Heaving  Plugs 

Floating  Plugs 


Neely  Spudding  Shoes 

Casing  and  Drive  Pipe  Shoes 

Casing  Adapters 


Drop  Drive  Heads 

Drive  Clamps 

Casing  Clamps 

Elevators 

Spiders  and  Slips 

Snatch  Blocks 

Tubing  and  Casing  Hooks 

Pages  92  to  106  Inclusive 


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93 


Barnes  Heaving  Plugs 

The  only  heaving  plug  on  the  market  that  will  shut  off 
sand  successfully.     No  wood  plugs  needed  with  this  plug. 


Fig.  211 


Size, 
Inches 

Weight, 
Pounds 

Price, 
Each 

Size, 
Inches 

Weight, 
Pounds 

Price, 
Each 

a 

14 
19 

$4.50 
5.50 

Si 

9f 

43 
55 

$  8.00 
9.50 

6 

27 

6.00 

10 

64 

10.00 

6i 

27 

6.00 

llf 

70 

11.50 

6f 

27 

6.50 

12| 

92 

12.50 

7f 

43 

7.50 

isf 

120 

13.50 

8 

43 

8.00 

16| 

136 

15.50 

Floating  Plugs 


To  screw  in  bottom  of  casing  shoe  to  float  casing 
into  well.  Also  used  as  starter  to  prevent  shoe 
catching  in  casing. 


Size, 
Inches 

Weight, 
Pounds 

Price, 
Each 

Size, 
Inches 

Weight, 
Pounds 

Price, 
Each 

n 

6 
6i 
Si 

18 
30 
25 
25 
26 
45 

$5.00 
6.00 
6.50 
6.50 
7.00 
9.00 

8 
8f 

9f 
10 
llf 

ii| 

55 
55 
65 

70 
90 
112 

$12.50 
12.50 
17.00 
18.00 
21.00 
24.00 

Fig.  212 


Neely  Spudding  Shoes 


Fig.  213 

Shoe  complete,  weight  45  Ibs $10.00  device  only,  weight  13  Ibs $1.50 

Shoe  only,  weight  17  Ibs 7.00  Spool  only,  weight  15  Ibs 2.00 

This  appliance  is  used  to  connect  the  jerk  line  to  the  cable.     To  remove  the 
line  it  is  only  necessary  to  detach  the  device  from  the  shoe. 


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Casing  and 

Drive  Pipe 

Shoes 

TO  SCREW 


EXTERIOR    VIEW 
Fig.  214 


SECTIONAL  VIEW 
Fig.  215 


Size, 
Inches 

Length, 
Inches 

Thickness, 
Inches 

Weight, 
Pounds 

Price, 
Each 

Size, 
Inches 

Length, 
Inches 

Thickness, 
Inches 

Weight, 
Pounds 

Price, 
Each 

4i 

6 

| 

12 

$  6.00 

6-61 

12 

- 

\ 

40 

$18.75 

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16 

8.00 

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47 

21.50 

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26.50 

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28.50 

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12.00 

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35.50 

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29.00 

7| 

10 

1 

k 

40 

19.50 

6f 

16 

i 

56 

26.50 

7 

10 

1 

45 

22.50 

5| 

16 

li 

56 

33.50 

7; 

12 

f 

42 

20.00 

6-6i 

6 

1 

18 

8.00 

7^ 

12 

i 

L 

f 

48 

23.50 

6-6i 

8 

j 

24 

10.75 

7] 

12 

1 

56 

27.00 

6-6i 
6-6i 

8 
10 

| 

27 
30 

12.50 
13t25 

7'.- 

7j 

12 
14 

H 

56 
65 

33.50 
31.50 

6-6i 

10 

I 

33 

15.50 

7| 

14 

li 

65 

39.50 

6-6i 

10 

l 

39 

17.75 

7f 

16 

1 

yJT5 

36.00 

6-6i 

12 

1 

35 

16.00 

7f 

16 

li 

75 

45.00 

When  ordering,  state  size  and  weight  of  casing,  number  of  threads  to  the  inch,  also  diameter  of 
hole  in  which  they  are  to  be  used. 


FAIRBANKS,  MORSE  &  CO. 


95 


Casing  and  Drive  Pipe  Shoes 

TO  SCREW 


Size, 
Inches 

Length, 
Inches 

Thickness, 
Inches 

Weight, 
Pounds 

Price, 
Each 

Size, 
Inches 

Length, 
Inches 

Thickness, 
Inches 

Weight, 
Pounds 

Price, 
Each 

8-81 

6 

f 

23 

$10.75 

10 

12 

i 

62 

$31.00 

8-8; 

8 

30 

14.25 

10 

12 

1 

75 

35.50 

8-8; 

8 

| 

36 

16.50 

10 

12 

li 

75 

44.50 

8-8; 

10 

£ 

38 

17.75 

10 

14 

1 

88 

41.50 

8-8; 

10 

£ 

45 

21.00 

10 

14 

li 

88 

52.00 

8-8; 

10 

i 

50 

23.50 

10 

16 

1 

100 

47.50 

8-8; 

12 

| 

45 

21.50 

10 

16 

Ij 

100 

59.50 

8-8i 

12 

I 

55 

25.00 

11? 

[ 

6 

32 

15.50 

8-8i 

12 

i 

60 

28.50 

11 

\: 

8 

I 

42 

20.50 

8-8i 

12 

ii 

60 

35.50 

Hi 

• 

8 

56 

24.00 

8-8i 

14 

i 

70 

33.00 

Hi 

• 

10 

58 

26.00 

8-8i 

14 

li 

70 

41.50 

11 

• 

10 

70 

30.00 

8-8i 

16 

i 

80 

38.00 

li 

•- 

10 

1 

73 

34.50 

8-8i 

16 

li 

80 

47.50 

iij 

• 

12 

i 

65 

31.00 

9 

6 

I 

25 

12.00 

u 

• 

12  . 

i 

73 

36.00 

9 

8 

£ 

32 

16.00 

ii] 

• 

12 

i 

88 

41.50 

9 

8 

38 

18.75 

11 

r 

12 

U 

88 

51.50 

9 

10 

40 

20.00 

Hi 

• 

14 

i 

103 

48.50 

9 

10 

48 

23.50 

Hi 

• 

14 

ii 

103 

60.50 

9 

10 

i 

55 

26.50 

Hi 

; 

16 

i 

118 

55.00 

9 

12 

1 

50 

24.00 

Hi 

! 

16 

1; 

118 

69.00 

9 

12 

I 

58 

28.00 

> 

6 

37 

16.75 

9 

12 

i 

66 

32.00 

12 

8 

50 

22.00 

9 

12 

li 

66 

40.00 

12 

8 

60 

26.00 

9 

14 

i 

76 

37.50 

10 

62 

28.00 

9 

14 

li 

76 

46.50 

12; 

< 

10 

74 

32.50 

9 

16 

i 

87 

42.50 

• 

10 

I 

80 

37.00 

9 

16 

Ij 

87 

53.50 

12- 

> 

12 

§ 

75 

33.50 

9f 

6 

26 

12.75 

12^ 

.-. 

12 

£ 

82 

39.00 

9| 

8 

| 

34 

17.00 

12' 

12 

1 

96 

44.50 

8 

1 

40 

20.00 

12- 

12 

li 

96 

55.50 

9i 

10 

j 

43 

21.50 

12' 

14 

i 

112 

52.00 

9; 

10 

r 

52 

25.00 

12' 

14 

li 

112 

65.00 

9' 

10 

1 

60 

28.50 

12' 

16 

i 

128 

59.50 

9 

12 

f 

52 

25.50 

12i 

16 

]_: 

128 

74.00 

9 

12 

I 

60 

30.00 

13' 

! 

6 

j 

42 

18.00 

<) 

12 

1 

70 

34.00 

13- 

. 

8 

3 

56 

24.00 

9 

12 

li 

70 

42.50 

13; 

r 

8 

j 

65 

28.00 

9 

14 

1 

80 

40.00 

13- 

i 

10 

70 

30.00 

9 

•  14 

li 

80 

50.00 

13 

10 

80 

35.00 

9 

16 

1 

90 

45.50 

13 

10 

1 

84 

40.00 

9 

16 

Ij: 

90 

57.00 

13 

12 

• 

85 

36.00 

10 

6 

i 

28 

13.25 

13 

' 

12 

£ 

90 

42.00 

10 

8 

i 

37 

17.75 

13 

12 

1 

105 

48.00 

10 

8 

] 

44 

21.00 

13 

12 

U 

105 

60.00 

10 

10 

| 

46 

22.00 

13i 

. 

H 

14 

1 

120 

56.00 

10 

10 

55 

26.00 

,: 

14 

u 

120 

70.00 

10 

10 

1* 

63 

29.50 

13' 

•: 

16 

i 

145 

64.00 

10 

12 

1 

56 

26.50 

13* 

16 

ii 

145 

80.00 

When  ordering,  state  size  and  weight  of  casing,  number  of  threads  to  the  inch,  also  diameter  of 
hole  in  which  they  are  to  be  used. 


96 


FAIRBANKS,  MORSE  &  CO. 


Baker 
Casing  and  Drive  Pipe  Shoes 


Fig.  216 


(Patented) 
TO  SCREW 


Size, 
Inches 

Length, 
Inches 

Thickness, 
Inches 

Weight, 
Pounds 

Price, 

Each 

Size, 
Inches 

Length, 
Inches 

Thickness, 
Inches 

Weight, 
Pounds 

Price, 
Each 

*| 

12 

1 

20 

$17.00 

8i 

14 

1 

48 

$47.50 

4i 

12 

1 

24 

18.00 

81 

16 

1 

55 

50.00 

*i 

14 

I 

22 

18.50 

9| 

12 

1 

65       . 

47.50 

4} 

14 

1 

26 

19.50 

9| 

14 

1 

75 

52.50 

4* 

16 

I 

24 

20.00 

»i 

16 

1 

85 

55.00 

4* 

16 

1 

28 

21.00 

10 

12 

1* 

68 

50.00 

5 

12 

1 

26 

21.00 

10 

14 

ll 

75 

55.00 

5 

14 

1 

29 

22.50 

10 

16 

1* 

80 

57.50 

5 

16 

1 

32 

25.00 

111 

14 

U 

85 

56.00" 

6- 

12 

1 

28 

28.50 

111 

14 

li 

90 

57.50 

6J 

14 

1 

31 

30.00 

111 

16 

i| 

95 

59.50 

6 

16 

1 

35 

32.50 

111 

16 

H 

103 

62.50 

6 

12 

£ 

30 

30.00 

12i 

14 

li 

105 

60.00 

6 

14 

J 

35 

32.50 

12} 

16 

li 

123 

65.00 

6 

16 

^ 

40 

35.00 

18} 

16 

li 

135 

70.00 

7 

12 

1 

36 

37.50 

iel 

16 

ii 

155 

75.00 

7 

14 

1 

42 

42.50 

16 

16 

li 

160 

82.50 

7 

16 

1 

48 

45.00 

18 

16 

li 

185 

90.00 

81 

12 

1 

42 

42.50 

When  ordering,  state  size  and  weight  of  casing,  number  of  threads  to  the  inch,  also  diameter  of 
bole  in  which  they  are  to  be  used. 


SECTIONAL  VIEW 
Fig.  217 


Casing  Adapters 


To  adapt  one  size  casing  to  another  and  allow  tools  to 
be  lowered  in  the  well. 


Inside  Diameter 

Inside  Diameter 

of  Casing, 
Inches 

Wt., 

Lbs. 

Price, 
Each 

of  Casing, 
Inches 

Wt., 
Lbs. 

Price, 
Each 

4£  to   6i 

25 

$12.00 

7     to      9 

37 

$14.50 

4£  to   6| 

27 

12.00 

7f   to      9f 

45 

15.50 

5     to   7 

30 

13.00 

81  to   10 

53 

15.75 

5|  to   7f 

32 

13.50 

9     to   11 

62 

17.50 

6i   to   8i 

35 

14.00 

9f   to   11| 

70 

18.00 

6|  to   8i 

30 

14.00 

10     to   12i 

80 

19.50 

FAIRBANKS,  MORSE  &  CO. 


97 


Drop  Drive  Heads 

CAST  IRON— FOR  SCREW  CASING 


Size, 

Inches 

Weight, 
Pounds 

Price, 
Each 

Size, 
Inches 

Weight, 
Pounds 

Price, 
Each 

6i 

8| 

10 

50 
60 
85 
100 
125 
150 

$  9.00 
9.50 
10.00 
10.50 
12.50 
14.50 

Hi 
12* 
13* 

15* 

245 
275 

420 
485 
530 

$21.50 
25.50 
42.00 
48.50 
53.00 

Fig.  218 


FORGED  STEEL— FOR  SCREW  CASING 


Size, 
Inches 

Weight, 
Pounds 

Price, 
Each 

Size, 

Inches 

Weight, 
Pounds 

Price, 

Each 

04 

6f 
71 

8i 
9f 
10 

60 
65 
90 
100 
180 
230 

$30.00 
30.00 
36.00 
36.00 
45.00 
47.00 

Hf 
12| 
13i 
14} 

ii| 

325 
380 
450 
540 
650 

$58.50 
65.00 
72.00 
87.50 
108.00 

Fig.   219 


CAST  IRON— FOR  STOVE  PIPE  CASING 


Size, 
Inches 

Weight, 
Pounds 

Price, 
Each 

Size, 
Inches 

Weight, 
Pounds 

Price, 
Each 

13 
18J 

14 
14* 

15 
15* 
16 
16* 

390 
420 
450 
485 
490 
530 
580 
650 

$39.00 
42.00 
45.00 
48.50 
49.00 
53.00 
58.00 
65.00 

17 

m 

18 
18| 
19 
19i 

20 

675 
710 
750 
800 
850 
900 
950 

$67.50 
71.00 
75.00 
80.00 
85.00 
90.00 
95.00 

Fig.   220 


98 


FAIRBANKS,  MORSE  &  CO. 


Drive  Clamps 


Fig.  221 


Size 
Square 
on  Stem, 
Inches 

Size 
of  Bolts, 
Inches 

Size 
Material, 
Inches 

Wt., 

Lbs. 

Price, 

Each 

Size 

Square 
on  Stem, 
Inches 

Size 
of  Bolts, 

Inches 

Size 
Material, 
Inches 

Wt., 
Lbs. 

Price, 
Each 

2J 
3i 
3i 

4i 

y 

2  xlO 
2  x!2 
2  x!3 
2  x!3 
2^x13 
2£xl4 

3£x3ixl2 
4  x4  x!4 
4^x4^x14 
4|x4|xl6 
4£x4*xl6 
5  x5  x!8 

110 
155 
190 
215 
235 
310 

$17.50 
25.00 
30.00 
34.50 
37.50 
49.50 

41 

4i 

*i 

41 

4i 
5 

2 
2 
2 
2 
3 
3 

x!6 
x!4 
x!6 
x!6 
x!6 
x!6 

6x6x18 
5x5x18 
5x6x18 
6x6x18 
6x6x20 
6x6x20 

420 
320 
375 
435 
490 
490 

$67.50 
51.50 
60.00 
69.50 

78.50 
78.50 

DRIVE  CLAMP  BOLTS  WITH  NUTS 


Size, 
Inches 

Weight, 
Pounds 

Price, 
Each 

Size, 
Inches 

Weight, 
Pounds 

Price, 
Each 

Size, 
Inches 

Weight, 
Pounds 

Price, 
Each 

2  xlO 
2   xll 
2   x!2 
2   x!3 
2   x!4 
2   x!5 
2   x!6 
2ixl2 

20 
21 
22 
23 
24 
25 
26 
37 

$3.00 
3.25 
3.50 
3.75 
4.00 
4.25 
4.50 
5.50 

2i 

2^ 
2J 
2^ 
2J 
2J 
2^ 
2j 

x!3 
x!4 
x!5 

x!6 
x!7 
x!8 
x!4 
x!5 

38i 
40 
41* 
43 
44i 
46 
50 
52 

$5.75 
6.00 
6.25 
6.50 
6.75 
7.00 
7.50 
7.75 

2fxl6 
2|xl7 
2fxl8 
3  x!4 
3  x!5 
3  x!6 
3  x!7 
3  x!8 

54 
56 
58     - 
60 
62 
64 
66 
68 

$8.00 
8.25 
8.50 
9.00 
9.25 
9.50 
9.75 
10.00 

DRIVE   CLAMP   WRENCHES 


Fig.   222 


Size  opening 


.inches 


4i 


2 

2* 

24 

3 

Weight  each 

25 

40 

50 

60 

Price    

each 

$4.00 

$6.50 

$8.00 

$9.50 

FAIRBANKS,  MORSE  &  CO. 


99 


Casing  Clamps 


Fig.  223 


For 

Size 

Length 

No. 

For 

Size 

Length 

No. 

Size 

I 

VEa- 

of 

Bolts 

Size 

Ma- 

of 

Bolts 

Casing, 

te 

rial. 

Ears, 

Each 

Wt., 

Price, 

Casing, 

terial, 

Ears, 

Each 

Wt., 

Price, 

Inches 

Inches 

Inches 

End 

Lbs. 

Each 

Inches 

Inches 

Inches 

End 

Lbs. 

Each 

44 

1 

x  4 

8 

2 

55 

$5.50 

44 

1x4 

10 

2 

65 

$6.50 

J 

1 

x  6 
x  8 

8 
8 

2 
3 

82 
110 

8.25 
11.00 

it 

1x6 

1x8 

10 
10 

2 
3 

96 
128 

9.50 
12.75 

5 

x  4 

8 

2 

56 

5.50 

5 

1x4            10                2 

66 

6.50 

5 

x  6 

8 

2 

84 

8.50 

5 

1x6 

10 

2 

98 

9.75 

5 

x  8 

8 

3 

112 

11.25 

5 

1   x  8 

10 

3 

130 

13.00 

5| 

x  4 

8 

2 

58 

5.75 

5| 

1x4           10                2 

68 

6.75 

5§ 

x  6 

8 

2 

87 

8.75 

5| 

1  x  6     1       10                2 

100 

10.00 

5f 

x  8 

8 

3 

116 

11.50 

51 

1  x  8     !       10                3 

134 

13.50 

61 

x  4 

8 

2 

60 

6.00 

6 

1x4 

10                2 

70 

7.00 

6 

x  6 

8 

2 

90 

9.00 

6 

1x6 

10 

2 

104 

10.50 

62 

x  8 

8 

3 

120 

12.00 

6i 

1x8 

10                3 

138 

13.75 

6- 

x  4 

8 

2 

62 

6.25 

1x4 

10                2 

72 

7.25 

6 

x  6 

8 

2 

93 

9.50 

1x6 

10                2 

107 

10.75 

6 

x  8 

8 

3 

124 

12.50 

1x8 

10                3 

142 

14.25 

7 

x   4 

8 

2 

66 

6.50 

1x4 

10                2 

76 

7.50 

7: 

x  6 

8 

3 

99 

10.00 

1x6 

10                3 

113 

11.25 

7; 

x  8 

8 

3 

132 

13.25 

1x8 

10                3 

150 

15.00 

x   4 

8 

2 

67 

6.75 

1x4 

10                2 

77 

7.75 

8, 

x  6 

8 

3 

100 

10.00 

1x6 

10                3 

114 

11.50 

8 

x  8 

8 

3 

134 

13.50 

8i 

1x8 

10                3 

152 

15.25 

8; 

xlO 

8 

3 

167 

16.75 

8i 

1  xlO 

10                3 

197 

19.75 

x   4 

8 

2 

72 

7.25 

9 

1x4 

10                2 

82 

8.25 

9 

x  6 

8 

3 

108 

10.75 

9 

1  -x  6 

10                3 

122 

12.25 

9t 

x  8 

8 

3 

144 

14.50 

9| 

1x8 

10 

3 

162 

16.25 

xlO 

8 

3 

180 

18.00 

9| 

1  xlO 

10 

3 

210 

21.00 

10 

x  4 

8 

2 

74 

7.50 

10 

1x4 

10                2 

84 

8.50 

10 

x  6              8 

3 

110 

11.00   • 

10 

1x6 

10                3 

125 

12.50 

10 

x  8              8 

3 

148 

14.75 

10 

1x8 

10                3 

166 

16.50 

10 

xlO 

8 

3 

185 

18.50 

10 

1  xlO 

10                3 

215 

21.50 

11? 

x   4 

8 

2 

78 

7.75 

HI 

1x4 

10                2 

88 

8.75 

11 

x  6 

8 

3 

117 

11.75 

HI 

1x6 

10                3 

130 

13.00 

11 

• 

x  8 

8 

3 

156 

15.50 

III 

1x8 

10                3 

175 

17.50 

llj 

xlO 

8 

3 

195 

19.50 

ill 

1   xlO 

10                3 

225 

22.50 

12, 

x  4 

8 

2 

82 

8.25 

124 

1x4 

10               2 

92 

9.25 

12 

1 

x  6 

8 

3 

123 

12.25 

124 

1x6 

10                3 

137 

13.75 

12 

1 

x  8 

8 

3 

164 

16.50 

124 

1x8 

10                3 

182 

18.25 

12 

1 

xlO 

8 

3 

205 

20.50 

124 

1   xlO 

10                3 

235 

23.50 

8: 

lix  4 

8 

2 

85 

8.50 

8i 

lix  4 

10                2 

96 

9.50 

8- 

lix  6 

8 

3 

127 

12.75 

8i 

lix  6 

10                3 

144 

14.50 

81 

1 

x  8 

8 

3 

170 

17.00 

8i 

lix  8 

10                3 

192 

19.25 

8i 

ixlO 

8 

3 

212 

21.25 

8i 

lixlO 

10 

3 

240 

24.00 

9| 
9| 
9| 

• 

x  4 
x  6 
x  8 

8 
8 
8 

2 
3 
3 

90 
135 

180 

9.00 
13.50 
18.00 

9| 
9| 
9| 

lix   4 
lix  6 
lix  8 

10 
10 
10 

2 
3 
3 

100 
152 

202 

10.00 
15.25 
20.25 

91 

xlO 

8 

3 

225 

22.50 

9| 

lixlO 

10 

3 

253 

25.25 

10 

x  4 

8 

2 

95 

9.50 

10 

lix  4 

10 

2 

105 

10.50 

10 

1 

x  6 

8 

3 

140 

14.00 

10 

lix  6 

10 

3 

157 

15.75 

10 

1; 

x  8 

8 

3 

188 

18.75 

10 

lix  8 

10 

3 

210 

21.00 

10 

1: 

xlO 

8 

3 

235 

23.50 

10 

lixlO 

10 

3 

263 

26.25 

HI 

1; 

x   4 

8 

2 

98 

9.75 

HI 

lix  4 

10 

2 

110 

11.00 

HI 

1 

x  6 

8 

3 

147 

14.75 

HI 

lix  6 

10 

3 

164 

16.50 

HI 

1 

x  8 

8 

3 

196 

19.50 

HI 

lix  8 

10 

3 

218 

21.75 

HI 

1 

xlO 

8 

3 

245 

24.50 

111 

lixlO 

10 

3 

273 

27.25 

12* 

1- 

x  4 

8 

2 

102 

10.25 

124 

lix  4 

10 

2 

113 

11.25 

124 

1 

x  6 

8 

3 

153 

15.25 

124 

lix  6 

10 

3 

170 

17.00 

124 

1 

x  8 

8 

3 

204 

20.50 

124 

lix  8 

10 

3 

226 

22.50 

124         1< 

xlO 

8 

3 

255 

25.50 

124 

11x10 

10 

3 

283 

28.25 

100 


FAIRBANKS,  MORSE  &  CO. 


Elevators— Fair's  Patent 

FOR  LOWERING  AND  RAISING  TUBING,  DRIVE  PIPE  OR   CASING 

REGULAR  PATTERN 


MALLEABLE    IRON 

Fig.   224 


WROUGHT  IRON 
Fig.  225 


PRICES  AND  WEIGHTS  PER  SET  OF  TWO 

MALLEABLE  IRON 


| 

A 

4 

1 

li 

1A 

2 

ol 

3 

Diameter    links  inches 
Weight     pounds 

17 

16 

16 

15 

I 
15 

26 

40 

I 

44 

50 

Price     per  set 

$5.50 

$5.50 

$5.50 

$6.00 

$6.50 

$7.00 

$8.50 

$9.00 

$10.00 

Size    inches 

3i 

3i 

4 

4i 

ij 

5 

5| 

61 

Diameter    links.  ..  .inches 
Weight     pounds 

50 

52 

56 

5*6 

54 

63 

1 
68 

1 
90 

..... 

$10.00 

$11.00 

$13.00 

$13.00 

$14.00 

$14.00 

$15.00 

$16.00 

WROUGHT  IRON 


Size    inches 

} 

1 

li 

li 

2 

*i 

3 

3i 

Diameter    links     inche? 

\\ 

li 

li 

li 

li 

li 

li 

li 

Weight     pounds 

38 

37 

41 

40 

80 

88 

100 

100 

$21  00 

$21  00 

$22  00 

$22  00 

$24  00 

$26  00 

$27  00 

$30  00 

Size    inches 

4 

ij 

4i 

5| 

6 

6i 

6f 

7| 

Diameter    links      inches 

li 

li 

li 

1* 

li 

H 

li 

1* 

Weight     pounds 

110 

110 

154 

200 

240 

240 

218 

358 

$32  00 

$32  00 

$38.00 

$47.00 

$50.00 

$50.00 

$52.00 

$61  00 

8 

8i 

9| 

10 

llf 

12 

13  o.d. 

14  o.d. 

Diameter    links.  inches 
Weight     pounds 

li 

314 

li 

314 

If 
400 

H 
400 

If 

430 

If 

420 

If 
450 

2 

480 

Price     per  set 

$62.00 

$62.00 

$75.00 

$75.00 

$80.00 

$95.00 

$95.00 

$135.00 

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101 


Elevators— Fair's  Patent 


FOR  LOWERING  AND  RAISING  TUBING,   DRIVE  PIPE  OR  CASING 

MANNINGTON  PATTERN 

WROUGHT   IRON— EXTRA   HEAVY 


REGULAR  LATCH 
Fig.  226 


PRICES  AND  WEIGHTS  PER  SET  OF  TWO 


REGULAR   LATCH 


IMPROVED    LATCH 

Fig.  227 


Size    inches 

2 

2* 

3 

3i 

4 

4i 

5 

5 

5| 

5| 

Diameter    links.  inches 

1} 

162 

li 
167 

U 

184 

U 

184 

U 
236 

236 

If 
356 

2 

500 

2 

440 

2i 
530 

Price    per   set 

$40.00 

43.00 

50.00 

50.00 

60.00 

60.00 

85.00 

97.00 

99.00 

116.00 

6i 

6i 

6| 

6| 

7| 

7| 

8J 

8i 

9| 

9| 

Diameter    links.  inches 
Weight     pounds 
Price                     per   set 

2 
475 

$104  00 

2i 
542 
116  00 

2 
485 
109  00 

2i 
552 
121  00 

2 
493 

110  00 

2i 
560 
131  00 

2 
546 
115  00 

2i 
613 

136  00 

2 
655 

125  00 

2i 
730 
137.00 

Size   /.  .  .  .inches 

10 

10 

111 

111 

m 

12i 

14o.d. 

16o.d. 

Diameter    links.  inches 
Weight     pounds 
Price    per  set 

2 

677 
$150.00 

2i 
752 
162.00 

2 
782 
170.00 

2i 
858 
175.00 

2 
860 
175.00 

2i 
935 

180.00 

2* 
975 

300.00 

2* 
1427 
325.00 





IMPROVED   LATCH 


4 

4* 

5 

5 

51 

5| 

6i 

6i 

Diameter    links  inches 
Weight    pounds 

If 
350 

$97  00 

If 
350 

$97  00 

If 
356 

$105  00 

2 

500 
$117  00 

2 

440 
$119  00 

2i 
530 
$136  00 

2 

475 
$124  00 

2i 
542 

$136  00 

Size     inches 

6| 

6| 

7| 

7| 

8J 

8i 

9f 

91 

Diameter    links                    inches 

2 

2i 

2 

2i 

2 

2i 

2 

2i 

Weight    pounds 

485 
$129  00 

552 
$141  00 

493 

$130  00 

560 
$151  00 

546 
$135  00 

613 
$156  00 

655 

$145  00 

730 
$157.00 

Size     inches 

10 

10 

111 

HI 

m 

12i 

14  o.d. 

16  o.d. 

Diameter    links  inches 
Weight    pounds 
Price  per  set 

2 
677 
$170.00 

2i 
752 
$182.00 

2 
782 
$195.00 

2i 

858 
$200.00 

2 

860 
$200.00 

2i 
935 

$205.00 

2i 
975 
$325.00 

2i 
1427 
$350.00 

102 


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Elevators— Scott's  Patent 

FOR  LOWERING  AND  RAISING  TUBING,  DRIVE  PIPE  OR  CASING 


WROUGHT  IRON 


REGULAR   PATTERN 
Fig.  228 


MANNINGTON  PATTERN 
Fig.  229 


PRICES  AND  WEIGHTS  PER  SET  OF  TWO 

REGULAR  PATTERN 


1 

1J 

1* 

2 

2** 

3* 

3** 

4* 

4j 

Weight  pounds 
Price  per  set 

44 
$27.00 

44 
$28.00 

49 

$28.00 

100 
$36.00 

104 

$72.00 

126 

$72.00 

130 

$86.00 

132 

$86.00 

132 

$60.00 

185 
$31.00 

Size  inches 

5| 

6 

6J 

6f 

70 

8 

8i 

9| 

JO 

Weight        pounds 

200 

208 

208 

210 

234 

256 

253 

363 

386 

Price  per  set 

$62.00 

$63.00 

$63.00 

$64.00 

$65.00 

$66.00 

$66.00 

$87.00 

$87.00 

MANNINGTON  PATTERN— EXTRA  HEAVY 


Size     inches 

2* 

0* 

4 

44 

5 

6 

6 

6i 

Diameter    links  inches 
Weight    pounds 

u 

160 

u 

174 

14 

280 

If 
389 

15 

388 

2 

*77 

2} 
544 

2 

477 

Price   per  set 

$102  00 

$110  00 

$90  00 

$90  00 

$95.00 

$109.00 

$121.00 

$109.00 

Size     inches 

&i 

6| 

6| 

8 

8 

8| 

8J 

10 

Diameter    links  inches 

2i 

544 

2 
483 

2* 

550 

2 
568 

2} 
644 

2 
568 

2i 
644 

2 
670 

Price  per  set 

$121.00 

$114.00 

$126.00 

$110.00 

$131.00 

$110.00 

$131.00 

$130.00 

Size     inches 

10 

12* 

124. 

14  o  d 

15  o  d. 

16  o  d 

2i 

2 

2? 

2i 

21 

2  .7 

746 

963 

1038 

Price   per  set 

$142.00 

$175.00 

$180.00 

$195.00 

$250.00 

$275.00 





^Indicates  hand  forged. 


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103 


Elevators— Wilson's  Patent 

FOR  LOWERING  AND  RAISING  TUBING,   DRIVE  PIPE  OR  CASING 


WROUGHT  IRON 


SHOWING  ELEVATOR  CLOSED  SHOWING  ELEVATOR  OPEN 

Fig.   230  Fig.   231 

PRICES  AND  WEIGHTS  PER  SET  OF  TWO 

REGULAR  PATTERN 


Size     inches 

3 

, 

4 

4J 

4* 

5| 

6 

61 

6| 

H 

120 
$55.00 

If 

320 
$91.00 

If 
3 
315 

$91.00 

If 

315 

$91.00 

81 

3 

680 
$158.00 

N 

3 

680 
$158.00 

*i 

675 
$158.00 

21 
3 
675 

$158.00 

Weight    pounds 
Price    per    set 

71 

8 

81 

n 

10 

111 

m 

15J 

Diameter  of  links  inches 
Length  of  links  feet 

21 
3 

700 
$170.00 

21 
3 
740 
$176.00 

H 

3 
740 

$176.00 

21 
3 
810 

$285.00 

21 

3 

889 
$293.00 

2$ 

3 
915 

$310.00 

8* 

3 

980 
$336.00 

21 
3 
1080 
$406.00 

Price    per    set 

Tnese  elevators  can  be  furnished  with   special   21-inch   extra   long  links   for  circulator   use  or   22- 
inch  links  at  slight  additional  expense. 

EXTRA  HEAVY  PATTERN— REGULAR  LENGTH  LINKS 


4 

41 

4^ 

61 

6t 

81 

10 

Diameter  of  links  inches 
Length  of  links  feet 

21 
3 
625 

2i 

3 
625 

8J 

3 
625 

2} 

3 

1000 

24 

3 
1000 

2J 
3 
1160 

2* 

3 
1300 

2* 

3 
1450 

Price  per  set 

$210.00 

$210.00 

$210.00 

$285.00 

$285.00 

$300.00 

$360.00 

$420.00 

EXTRA  HEAVY  PATTERN— EXTRA  LONG  LINKS 


Size    inches 


10 


Diameter  of  links inches  |        2£  2^ 

Length  of  links feet  6  6 

Weight     pounds        1310     ,•      1310 

Price .  per   set     $325.00     $325.00 


2*      2^  2i 

»   6       6  6 

1470     1610  1760 

$340.00  !  $400.01)  $460.00 


EXTRA  HEAVY  PATTERN— WITHOUT  LINKS 


Size  inches 

4 

41 

4t 

61 

6|      8}      10 

Weight              pounds 

225 

225 

395 

460 

460   1   620   |   7^0 

910 

Price  per  set 

$160.00 

$160.00 

$160.00 

$235.00 

$235.00  |  $250.00  !  $310.00 

$370.00 

104 


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Single  Link  Elevators 

(WITH  ONE  SET  OF  BUSHINGS) 
FOR  LOWERING  AND  RAISING  DRIVE   PIPE   OR   CASING 


WROUGHT  IRON 


TO  BE  USED  WITH  SPIDERS  AND   SLIPS 


Fig.  233 


Fig.  232 


Size    inches 


Diameter  of  links  inches 

3£ 

34 

3* 

34 

34 

3$ 

Weight  pounds 

450 

600 

600 

670 

670 

720 

$160  00 

$175  00 

$175  00 

$200  00 

$200  00 

$212  00 

Size  inches 

10 

llf 

12£ 

13$ 

15$ 

3i 

3£ 

3i 

31 

3i 

Weight  .            .  .  pounds 

720 

740 

750 

800 

880 

Price  each 

$212.00 

$220.00 

$225.00 

$244.00 

$255.00 

EXTRA  BUSHINGS 


Size  elevator   inches 

4$ 

61 

!       ;            81 

*i 

40 
$32.00 

H 

80 
$45.00 

51 

70 
$40.00      . 

61              61             6| 
60              95              90 
J39.00  I   $57.00      $55.00 

7| 

80 
$50.00 

Weight    (per  set)  pounds 

Price    per  set 

Size  elevator   inches 

8| 

10 

nf 

Size   bushings    4  inches 

81 
70 
$46.00 

81 
115 
$60.00 

9| 
100 

$54.00 

10 

80 
$50.00 

9f 
100 

$65.00 

llf 

80 
$54.00 

124 

134 

154 

Size  bushings      ...      .                          inches 

10 
110 

$68.00 

124 

85 
$56.00 

llf 
115 

i     $80.00 

134 
100 
$88.00 

m 

210 

$90.00 

154 
125 

$72.00 

Weight    (per   set)  pounds 

Price    per   set 

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105 


Spiders  and  Slips 

FORGED  STEEL 
ALSO  KNOWN  AS  RINGS  AND  WEDGES 


SPIDER  AND   SLIPS 
Fig.  234 


LINER   AND    SLIPS 
Fig.  235 


Used  for  pulling  or  holding  up  drive  pipe  or  casing.  Sometimes  used  with 
jack  screws,  but  generally  with  hydraulic  jacks.  The  spiders  are  very  heavy 
and  especially  adapted  for  pulling  long  strings  of  heavy  drive  pipe  or  casing. 
Liners  are  used  for  reducing  the  size  of  spiders  to  adapt  them  for  smaller  size 
pipe  or  casing. 

SPIDERS  ONLY  WITHOUT  LINER  OR  SLIPS 


Size  

inches 

81 

10 

12$ 

13$ 

15$ 

Weight 

325 

500 

570 

600 

720 

Price  

each 

$40.00 

$58.75 

$68.75 

$78.75 

$95.00 

LINERS  ONLY 


For  size  spider  inches 

10 

12$ 

13* 

1, 

5$ 

10  to  8i 

12$  to  8i 

13$  to  8J 

12$  to  8J 

15$  to  12$ 

Weight     .    .         pounds 

75 

160 

220 

160 

165 

Price  each 

$19.50 

$26.90 

$30.00 

$26.90 

$27.00 

SLIPS 


For    size    spider.  ..  .inches 

i 

1 

0 

1$ 

5$ 

1J 

$ 

IE 

\ 

f 

| 

1 

34 

.... 

Size  slips   inches 

Wt., 
Lbs. 

Per 

Set 

Wt., 
Lbs 

Per 

Set 

Wt., 
Lbs 

Per 

Set 

Wt., 
Lbs. 

Per 
Set 

Wt., 
Lbs. 

Per 
Set 

4$ 

140 

$25  00 

5 

135 

23  50 

5| 

120 

22  75 

105 

22  00 

6& 

95 

25  25 

7f 

75 

24  25 

8t 

60 

23  00 

9£ 

95 

$27  50 

180 

$32  50 

225 

$41  50 

10 

70 

26  50 

155 

31  25 

220 

41  00 

HI 

115 

30.00 

170 

39.25 

12$ 

70 

28  25 

135 

37.50 

13$ 

85 

35.00 

200 

$47.50 

15$ 

105 

45.00 

106 


FAIRBANKS,  MORSE  &  CO. 


Tubing  and  Casing  Blocks 

FOR   LOWERING  AND   RAISING   TUBING,    DRIVE    PIPE   OR    CASING 
BRONZE  BUSHED 


SINGLE 
Fig.  236 


DOUBLE 
Fig.   237 


QUADRUPLE 
Fig.  239 


Size, 
Inches 

Size 
Sheave, 
Inches 

Single 

Double 

Triple 

Quadruple 

Weight, 
Pounds 

Price, 
Each 

Weight, 
Pounds 

Price, 
Each 

Weight, 
Pounds 

Price, 
Each 

Weight, 
Po-mds 

Price, 
Each 

20 
22 
24 
26 
28 
32 
36 

12x2| 
14x2f 
15x2f 
16x2| 
17x218 
18x2H 
20x3 

125 
145 
160 
185 
225 
325 

$18.00 
21.50 
23.00 
27.50 
35.00 
42.50 

160 
200 
240 
310 
380 
460 

$38.00 
40.00 
45.00 
50.00 
55.00 
60.00 

270 
320 
370 
420 
470 
595 
1035 

$45.00 
50.00 
55.00 
65.00 
70.00 
84.50 
126.70   - 

''60 

1240 

.... 

$'93!35 
140.00 

TUBING  AND  CASING  HOOKS 

FORGED    STEEL— DOUBLE    SWIVEL 


Diameter, 
Inches 

Weight, 
Pounds 

Price, 
Each 

2i 

60                                        $15.00 

3" 

100 

20.00 

3* 

130 

25.00 

4 

160 

32.00 

41 

200 

40.00 

5" 

250 

48.25 

5-i 

350 

56.25 

6" 

425 

66.00 

6i 

490                                          70.00 

I 

Fig.   240 


Manila  Bull  Ropes 

Manila  Calf  Ropes 

Manila  Drilling  Cables 


Wire  Drilling  Lines 

Wire  Tubing  Lines 

Wire  Casing  Lines 


Wire  Sand  Lines 

Wire  Pumping  Lines 


Pages  107  to  in  Inclusive 


108 


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Oil  Well  Cordage 


BULL    ROPE 
Fig.  241 

Made  from  pure  Manila  hemp, 
shroud  laid.  Used  on  the  bull  wheel 
in  an  oil  well  derrick,  and  are  usually 
from  85  to  90  feet  in  length  and  from 
2l/4  to  2l/2  inches  in  diameter. 


CALF   ROPE 
Fig.  242 

Made  from  pure  Manila  hemp, 
shroud  laid.  Used  on  the  calf  wheel 
in  an  oil  well  derrick,  and  are  usually 
from  50  to  60  feet  in  length  and  from 
2y%  to  3  inches  in  diameter. 


BULL    ROPE    COUPLINGS 


Fig.   243 


Diameter   of   Rope, 
Inches 

Weight    Per   Set   of   Two, 
Pounds 

Price, 

Per  Set  of  Two 

2i  and  2* 
3 

10 

$1.00 
2.50 

Manila  Drilling  Cables 

Made  from  superior  Cebu  hemp,  character- 
ized by  its  toughness  and  wearing  qualities. 
Drilling  cables  differ  from  ordinary  rope  in 
that  while  ordinary  rope  is  composed  of  three 
strands  laid  together,  drilling  cables  are  com- 
posed of  three  ropes  of  three  strands  each,  laid 
together  into  one  rope.  It  is  harder  than  regu- 
lar rope  and  well  filled  with  oil  to  preserve  its 
life. 

This  is  the  hardest  laid  cordage  possible, 
and  is  made  so  that  it  prevents  the  .  water 
from  making  it  soft  and  mushy. 


Fig.   244 


APPROXIMATE  WEIGHT,   LENGTH,    STRENGTH   AND   CAPACITY 


Diameter 
in 
Inches 

Circumference 
in 
Inches 

Number 
of  Pounds 
Per  Foot 

Capacity 
in 
Feet 

Breaking 
Strain  in 
Pounds 

i 

21 
2| 

.259 
.354   • 

41200 
30200 

6340 

7500 

i 

3 

.462 

23150 

10270 

i 

3* 

.505 

21200 

12000 

i 

3J 

.617 

17330 

13420 

i 

*J 

.949 

12400 

18920 

i 

5 

1.11 

10600 

23112 

i 

5i 

1.28 

9170 

25360 

i 

si 

1.47 

8000 

27725 

2 

6 

1.58 

7430 

35430 

»i 

6* 

1.75 

6700 

41088 

2i 

7~ 

1.90 

6200 

47170 

2!    . 

7* 

2.47 

4760 

53665 

Weights  of  rope  are  liable  to  vary  either  way. 

The  United  States  Navy  standard  for  working  strain  is  one-half  the  breaking  strain  for  hoisting 
purposes  where  work  is  not  continuous,  but  to  get  the  best  results  from  cables  they  should  not  be 
subjected  to  more  than  five  per  cent  of  their  breaking  strain. 


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109 


Wire  Rope 


OIL  WELL  LINES 


SPECIAL  CRUCIBLE   CAST   STEEL 
DRILLING  LINES 

RIGHT    OR   LEFT   LAY 

Composed   of  six   strands   of  nineteen   wires 
each  and  a  hemp  center. 


Fig.   246 


Fig.   24! 


Fig.   247 


This  line  is  made  of  special  grade  steel  peculiarly  adapted  for  drilling  pur- 
poses. The  method  .of  construction,  and  the  quality  of  core  used,  impart  the 
necessary  elasticity  so  essential  in  a  drilling  line. 


Circum- 

Approx. 
Weight 

Approx. 
Strength 

Proper 
Working 

Diameter  of 
Drum  or 

Diameter 

ference 

List  Price 

Per  Foot 

in  Tons  of 

Load  in  Tons 

Sheave  in 

in  Inches 

in  Inches 

Per  Foot 

in  Pounds 

2000  Ibs. 

of  2000  Ibs. 

Feet  Advised 

| 

2 

$0.16* 

.62 

14.0 

2.80 

2i 

£ 

N 

.22 

.89 

20.2 

4.04 

3 

| 

22 

.29 

1.20 

26. 

5.20 

3i 

1 

3 

.37 

1.58 

34. 

6.80 

4 

1* 

3* 

.46 

2.00 

43. 

8.60 

4i 

li 

4 

.56 

2.45 

53. 

10.60 

5 

CRUCIBLE  CAST  STEEL  TUBING 
AND  CASING  LINES 

Composed    of    six  ,  strands    of    nineteen 
wires  each  and  a  hemp  center. 


Fig.   248 


Fig.   249 


Diameter 

Circum- 
ference 

List  Price 

Approx. 
Weight 
Per  Foot 

Approx. 
Strength 
in  Tons  of 

Proper 
Working 
Load  in  Tons 

Diameter  of 
Drum  or 
Sheave  in 

in  Inches 

in  Inches 

Per  Foot 

in  Pounds 

2000  fts. 

of  2000  Ibs. 

Feet  Advised 

i 

1* 

$0.09^ 

.22 

4.8 

.96 

li 

ii 

.10 

.30 

6.5 

1.30 

U 

A 

J 

.11 
.12 

.39 

.50 

8.4 
10.0 

1.68 
2.00 

2 
2i 

£ 

2 

.14 

.62 

12.5 

2.5 

«i 

j 

84 

.19 

.89 

17.5 

3.5 

3 

% 

2J 

.24 

1.20 

23. 

4.6 

8} 

l 

3 

.31 

1.58 

30. 

6.0 

4 

14 

3i 

.38 

2.00 

38. 

7.6 

4i 

U 

4 

.46 

2.45 

47. 

9.4 

5 

110 


FAIRBANKS,  MORSE  &  CO. 


Wire  Rope 

OIL  WELL  LINES 

CRUCIBLE  CAST  STEEL  SAND   LINES 


Fig.  250  Fig.  251 

Composed  of  six  strands  of  seven  wires  each  and  a  hemp  center. 


Diameter 

Circum- 
ference 

List  Price 

Approx. 
Weight 
Per   Foot 

Approx. 
Strength 
in  Tons  of 

Proper 
Working 
Load  in  Tons 

Diameter  of 
Drum  or 
Sheave  in 

in  Inches 

in  Inches 

Per  Foot 

in  Pounds 

2000  Ibs. 

of  2000  Ibs. 

Feet  Advised 

& 

1 

$0.04* 

.15 

3.5 

.70 

21 

1 

1& 

.05* 

.22 

4.6 

.92 

2| 

Ii 

.06* 

.30 

5.5 

1.10 

3 

1* 

.08 

.39 

7.7 

1.50 

3* 

If 

.10 

.50 

10.0 

2.00 

4 

2 

.12 

.62 

13.0 

2.60 

4* 

»i 

.14* 

.75 

15.4 

3.10 

4 

2i 

.17 

.89 

18.6 

3.70 

5 

2| 

.22* 

1.20 

24.0 

4.80 

6 

CRUCIBLE  CAST  STEEL  PUMPING   LINES 

Composed  of  six  strands  of  seven  wires  each  and  a  hemp 
center. 


Fig.   252 


Diameter 

Circum- 
ference 

List  Price 

Approx. 
Weight 
Per   Foot 

Approx. 
Strength 
in  Tons  of 

Proper 
Working 
Load  in  Tons 

Diameter  of 
Drum  or 
Sheave  in 

in  Inches 

in  Inches 

Per  Foot 

in  Pounds 

2000  Ibs. 

of  2000  Ibs. 

Feet  Advised 

ft 

1 

$0.04* 

.15 

3.5 

.70 

81 

g 

H 

.05* 

.22 

4.6 

.92 

2| 

A 

11 

.06* 

.30 

5.5 

1.10 

3 

* 

1* 

.08 

.39 

7.7 

1.50 

3* 

& 

If 

.10 

.50 

10.0 

2.00 

4 

1 

2 

.12 

.62 

13.0 

2.60 

4* 

ii 

8i 

.14* 

.75 

15.4 

3.10 

4f 

i 

81 

.17 

.89 

18.6 

3.70 

5 

1 

2f 

.22* 

1.20 

24.0 

4.80 

6 

FAIRBANKS,  MORSE  &  CO. 


Ill 


Telegraph  Wheels 


8  inches  in  diameter,  weight  3^  pounds each  $0.60 

12  inches  in  diameter,  weight  5^  pounds each     1.25 


Fig.   253 


Telegraph  Cords 


To    connect    engine    throttle    with    telegraph    wheel    in    the 
derrick. 
Galvanized  wire,  150  feet  long each  $0.90 

W,eight,  2%    pounds. 


Fig.   254 


Gasoline  Wall  Torches 

These    torches    are   made    strong   and    durable,    and    are 
manufactured  expressly  for  the  oil  well  trade. 

Gasoline  wall  torch  with  large  burner  and  two-gal- 
lon tank  ...per  dozen  $37.50 

Extra   burners per  dozen     22.50 

Weight,  complete  torch,  5  pounds. 


Derrick  Lamps 

CAST    IRON 

Weight,   each 15  Ibs. 

Price,    each $1.50 


Fig.   255 


Fig.   256 


Splicing  Needles 

Used  for  splicing  wire  rope. 


Fig.   257 


Size, 
Inches 

Weight, 
Pounds 

Price, 
Each 

Size, 
Inches 

Weight, 
Pounds 

Price, 
Each 

6 

8 
9 

2 

ll 

$1.10 
1.40 
1.75 
2.10 

10 
12 
14 
15 

2 
2i 
3 
8| 

$2.25 
2.50 
2.75 
2.75 

Casing  Heads 


Circulating  Heads 


Hook  Wall  Packers 


Anchor  Clamps 


Packing  Clamps 


Casing  Wagons 


Pages  112  to  117  Inclusive 


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113 


Common  Casing  Heads 

CAST  IRON 


TWO   WAY 

Fig.   258 


FOUR  WAY 
Fig.  259 


44 

51 

5 

61 

6S 

74 

Number  of  threads  per  inch.  .  . 
Price   two   way  each 

14-10-8 

$4.50 

14-111-10 
$6.00 

8 
$  7.00 

111-10 

$  7.00 

111-10 
$  7  00 

111-10 
$10  00 

6  50 

7  50 

10  00 

10  00 

10  00 

12  50 

32 

40 

52 

52 

52 

73 

Size     inches 

8 

8i 

9| 

10 

llf 

12$ 

Number  of  threads  per  inch... 
Price   two    way  each 

8 
$10  00 

111-10 
$10  00 

111-10 
$13  00 

10-8 
$14.00 

111-10 
$15  00 

11*-10 
$21  00 

Price  four  way  each 

12  50 

12.50 

16.00 

17.00 

18.00 

25.00 

Weight    each  pounds 

73 

73 

90 

106 

114 

150 

TOPS   FOR  COMMON   CASING  HEADS 


CAST  IRON 


Fig.   260 


For  size  casing  head  inches 

41 

51 

6 

61 

61 

71 

8 

81 

91 

10 

llf 

12^ 

Weight  each  pounds 

5 

7 

12 

12 

12 

141 

21 

21 

24 

30 

40 

50 

$0  40 

70 

1  20 

1  20 

1  20 

1  45 

2  10 

2  10 

2  40 

3  00 

4  oo 

5  00 

The  holes  in  these  tops  are  large  enough  to  admit  3-inch  tubing,  and  are  so  constructed  that  by 
changing  the  tubing  ring  2,  21  or  3-inch  tubing  can  be  used  with  the  same  casing  head. 


Tubing  Rings— Cast   Iron 


Size  of 

tubing  

2 

2i 

2 

Weight 

5 

g 

7 

Price    . 

each 

$0.60 

.70 

.80 

Fig.  261 


Sand  Line  Caps 


Fig.   202 


Fastened    in   the   casing   head. 
Used   while  the  well  is  flowing. 


FOR  MANILA  OR  WIRE  ROPE 

The   sand   pump   line   is   put   through    it. 


For  size  casing  head.    ..     inches 

5| 

6i 

G| 

71 

8J 

9g 

10 

10* 

13* 

14* 

18 

20 

26 

30 

Price  each 

$1.50 

$1.60 

$!.()() 

$2.0.0 

$2.25 

$3.25 

$3.25 

114 


FAIRBANKS,  MORSE  &  CO. 


Willard  Circulating  Heads 


Fig.   264 


Fi?. 


Symbol 
Number 

PRICE—  EACH 

44 

5| 

6i 

6| 

71 

8J 

1 
2 
3 
4 
5 
6 
7 
8 
9 
10 
11 
12 

Head     complete    

$100.00 
25.00 
20.00 
6.00 
6.00 
3.00 
1.00 
30.00 
30.00 
3.00 
3.00 
.10 

$110.00 
27.50 
20.00 
6.00 
6.00 
3.00 
1.00 
30.00 
30.00 
3.00 
3.00 
.10 

$115.00 
30.00 
22.50 
6.00 
6.00 
3.00 
1.00 
30.00 
30.00 
3.00 
3.00 
.10 

$117.50 
30.00 
22.50 
6.00 
6.00 
3.00 
1.00 
30.00 
30.00 
3.00 
3.00 
.10 

$120.00 
32.50 
25.00 
7.00 
6.00 
3.00 
1.00 
30.00 
30.00 
3.00 
3.00 
.10 

$125.00 
32.50 
25.00 
7.00 
6.00 
3.00 
1.00 
30.00 
30.00 
3.00 
3.00 
.10 

Steel    ring    

Stuffing   box   plate  

Circulating  plate    

Cast   iron  gland 

Steel   bolt    

Plunger    

Rope  clamp,  complete  

Tee   screw    .                 .             . 

Cap  screw    

Symbol 
Number 

PRICE—  EACH 

91 

10 

HI 

121 

13| 

15* 

1 
2 
3 
4 
5 
6 
7 
8 
9 
10 
11 
12 

Head,    complete    

$130.00 
35.00 
27.50 
8.00 
6.00 
3.00 
1.00 
30.00 
30.00 
3.00 
3.00 
.10 

$130.00 
35.00 
27.50 
8.00 
6.00 
3.00 
1.00 
30.00 
30.00 
3.00 
3.00 
.10 

$140.00 
40.00 
30.00 
9.00 
6.00 
3.00 
1.00 
30.00 
30.00 
3.00 
3.00 
.10 

$140.00 
40.00 
30.00 
9.00 
6.00 
3.00 
1.00 
30.00 
30.00 
3.00 
3.00 
.10 

$150.00 
50.00 
40.00 
12.00 
6.00 
3.00 
1.00 
30.00 
30.00 
3.0C 
3.00 
.10 

$175.00 
60.00 
50.00 
16.50 
6.00 
3.00 
1.00 
30.00 
30.00 
3.00 
3.00 
.10 

Steel    ring    

Stuffing   box    nut  

Cast   iron   gland  
Steel   bolt    

Wire   rope   clamps.    .    .         .  .         .... 

Tee  screw    
Cap  screw    

Circulating  head  complete  consists  of  parts  Nos.   2-3-4-5-6-8-9. 

Circulating  head  complete  less  plunger  and  rope  clamps  consists  of  parts  Nos.  2-3-4-5-6. 


Symbol 
Number 

WEIGHT  IN  POUNDS—  EACH 

4J 

51 

6} 

6| 

7| 

81 

9| 

10 

ill 

124 

13J 

15* 

1 
2 
3 
4 
5 
6 
7 
8 
9 
10 
11 
12 

Head     complete     

279 

325 
26 
52 

34 

20 
8 

140 
29 
4 

si 

1 

325 
27 
61 

40 
20 

8 

140 
29 
4 
3* 

326 
28 
61 

40 
20 

g 

140 
29 
4 
3! 

357 
36 
75 
50 
20 
8 
1 
140 
29 
4 

3 

359 
38 
75 

50 
20 
8 

140 
29 
4 

3 

381 

46 
85 
58 
20 
8 

140 
29 

4 

1 

385 
49 
85 

58 
20 
8 

140 
29 
4 
3* 

A 

415 
56 
109 
81 
20 
8 
* 
140 
29 
4 

aj 

1 

420 
61 
109 
81 
20 
8 
$ 
140 
29 
4 
3* 
1 

523 
69 
145 
104 
20 

Q 

140 
29 

34 

4 

593 

77 
182 
128 
20 

8 

140 
29 
4 

34 

Steel    ring    

Stuffing  box  nut  
Cast   iron    gland  
'Steel  bolt    

20 
8 
i 

140 
29 
4 
3\ 

1 

Rope  clamp,   complete  
Wire  rope  clamps  

Cap   screw    

Parts  Nos.  5-6-7-8-9-10-11-12  are  standard  for  all  sizes. 


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115 


Larkin's  Hook  Wall  Packers 


TO   SET  HOOK  WALL   PACKER 

Lower  packer  within  10  or  12  inches  of  depth  required  to  pack,  turn  tubing  or 
casing  one-half  turn  to  left,  unscre'w,  then  lower  until  slips  catch  wall  of  well 
and  support  weight  of  tubing  or  casing. 

Can  be  unset  and  raised  or  lowered  without  pulling  out  of  well;  can  always 
be  operated  with  the  tubing  or  casing  at  top  of  well. 


For 

Size 

Length 

Size  Casing, 

Tubing  Connection, 

Rubber, 

Weight, 

Price, 

Inches 

Inches 

Inches 

Pounds 

Each 

4< 

2 

10 

55 

$  50.00 

4i 

2 

12 

55 

54.00 

5| 

3 

12 

60 

54.00 

6 

3 

12 

65 

74.00 

6| 

3 

12 

80 

74.00 

T\ 

1 

3 

12 

115 

90.00 

8* 

3 

12 

122 

100.00 

01 

3 

13 

190 

150.00 

10 

3 

13 

220 

150.00 

111 

3 

16 

320 

180.00 

1*| 

3 

16 

340 

220.00 

Any  of  the  above  packers  can  be  furnished  with  special  tops   for  shipment 
from  the  factory. 


PARTS 


Slips 

Gas 

Size, 

Com- 

Regular 

Escape 

Bottom 

Inches 

Rubbers 

plete 

Cone 

Pipe 

Tops 

Tops 

Shoe 

4* 

$12.50 

$13.00 

$  8.50 

$  9.00 

$  7.00 

$10.00 

$  4.00 

51 

14.00 

14.00 

10.00 

11.00 

8.00 

13.00 

4.00 

6i 

16.00 

17.00 

13.50 

13.00 

11.00 

14.00 

4.00 

6f 

17.00 

17.00 

13.50 

13.00 

11.00 

14.00 

5.00 

71 

22.00 

18.00 

15.00 

15.00 

12.00 

15.00 

5.00 

81 

24.00 

20.00 

19.00 

19.00 

14.00 

18.00 

8.00 

9| 

46.00 

34.00 

20.00 

23.00 

17.00 

22.00 

12.00 

10 

46.00 

34.00 

20.00 

23.00 

17.00 

22.00 

12.00 

111 

56.00 

40.00 

24.00 

26.00 

24.00 

34.00 

20.00 

12* 

60.00 

46.00 

32.00 

30.00 

30.00 

40.00 

24.00 

Fig.  265 


To  determine  the  price  of  hook  wall  packers  with  gas  escape  top  add  to 
price  of  regular  packer  the  difference  between  regular  and  gas  escape  top  in 
the  above  list. 


116 


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Anchor  Clamps 


Used  to  hold  tubing  in  wells 
where  gas  pressure  exceeds  the 
weight  of  the  tubing. 


TO   FASTEN   TUBING   TO 

DERRICK  SILLS 

Fig.  266 


TO   FASTEN   TUBING   TO 

DRIVE  PIPE  OR   CASING 

Fig.   267 


TO    FASTEN   TUBING  TO    DERRICK   SILLS 

CLAMPS  43  INCHES  LONG 


SIZE  OF  IRON  IN  INCHES 

Size  of  Tubinc" 

or  Casing, 
Inches 

1x8 

f  x3 

1x4 

1x6 

Wt., 

Price, 

Wt., 

Price, 

Wt., 

Price, 

Wt., 

Price, 

Lbs. 

Each 

Lbs. 

Each 

Lbs. 

Each 

Lbs. 

Each 

2  or  2* 

32 

$3.50 

58 

$5.00 

100 

$8.50 

150 

$12.50 

3  or  3* 

33 

3.50 

59 

5.00 

101 

8.65 

152 

12.75 

4,  4J,  4}  or  4| 

33* 

3.65 

60 

5.15 

103 

8.75 

154 

13.00 

5  or  5& 

33* 

3.65 

60 

5.15 

103 

8.85 

156 

13.25 

5f  ,  6,  6i  or  6f 

34 

3.75 

61 

5.25 

105 

8.85 

156 

13.25 

7| 

34} 

3.75 

62 

5.35 

106 

9.00 

157 

13.50 

8  or  81 

35 

3.85 

62 

5.35 

107 

9.00 

158 

13.50 

8f  or  9f 

35* 

3.85 

63 

5.40 

109 

9.25 

159 

13.75 

10 

36 

4.00 

64 

5.40 

110 

9.25 

160 

14.00 

lOf 

36 

4.00 

64 

5.40 

110 

9.25 

160 

14.25 

lit 

37 

4.00 

66 

5.50 

113 

9.50 

162 

14.50 

12* 

37 

4.00 

66 

5.50 

113 

9.50 

164 

14.75 

The  above  prices  are  for  clamps  only.     For  complete  set  add  price  of  bolts  given  below. 

TO  FASTEN  TUBING  TO  DRIVE  PIPE  OR  CASING 

CLAMPS  24  INCHES  LONG 


SIZE  OF  IRON  IN  INCHES 


oize  01    luumg 
or  Casing, 

T           -L 

1x2 

i  x3 

1x4 

1x6 

J.ncnes 

Wt., 

Price, 

Wt., 

Price, 

Wt., 

Price, 

Wt., 

Price, 

Lbs. 

Each 

Lbs. 

Each 

Lbs. 

Each 

Lbs. 

Each 

2  or  2* 

10* 

$2.75 

34* 

$4.00 

58 

$6.00 

87 

$  9.25 

3  or  3* 

20 

2.75 

35 

4.00 

59 

6.25 

89 

9.50 

4,  41,  4*  or  4} 

20 

2.85 

36 

4.15 

60 

6.40                91 

9.75 

5    or    5T35 

20 

2.85 

36 

4.15 

61 

6.40                93 

10.00 

5f,  6,  61  or  6f 

21 

2.90 

37 

4.25 

63 

6.50                93 

10.00 

7f 

21* 

2.90 

38 

4.25 

64 

6.75 

94 

10.25 

8  or  81 

2l| 

3.00 

38* 

4.35 

65 

6.75 

95 

10.25 

8|  or  9f 

22 

3.00 

39* 

4.35 

67 

7.00 

96 

10.50 

10  or  lOf 

22* 

3.00 

40 

4.50 

68 

7.00                97 

10.75 

ill 

23 

3.25 

40* 

5.00 

69 

7.25 

99 

11.00 

ia| 

23 

3.25 

40* 

5.25 

69 

7.50 

101 

11.25 

The  above  prices  are  for  clamps  only.     For  complete  set  add  the  price  of  one  each  tubing  and 
drive  pipe  or  casing  clamp  and  two  straight  bolts. 

ANCHOR  BOLTS 


Size  inches 

fx36 

|x36 

1x36 

fx40 

£x40 

1x40 

5 

„ 

9 

6 

74 

10 

Straight  each 

$0  55 

$0  70 

$0  85 

$0  60 

$0  75 

$0.90 

With  hook  one  end  each 

1.20 

1.35 

1.50 

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117 


Packing  Clamps 


SHOWING    TOP    VIEW 
Fig.  268 


SHOWING  BOTTOM  VIEW 
Fig.  269 


Size, 
Inches 

Weight, 
Pounds 

Price, 
Each 

Size, 
Inches 

Weight, 
Pounds 

Price, 
Each 

6i  to  4$ 

75 

$30.00 

lift  to    6| 

105 

$42.50 

6ft  to  4| 

75 

30.00 

llf  to    8i 

95 

42.50 

8i  to  4$ 

120 

35.00 

12*  to    61 

140 

50.00 

8i  to  5ft 

120 

35.00 

12|  to    6ft 

135 

50.00 

81  to  61 

110 

35.00 

12|to    81 

125 

50.00 

81  to  6| 

95 

35.00 

12$  to  10 

115 

50.00 

10    to  6i 

125 

40.00 

13J  to    6J 

165 

60.00 

10    to  6f 

115 

40.00 

13|  to    8J 

140 

60.00 

10    to  8i 

100 

40.00 

18|  to  10 

130 

60.00 

11  f  to  61 

115 

42.50 

Casing  Wagons 


Fig.   270 


Size 
Number 

Diameter 
of 
Wheel, 
Inches 

Face 
of 
Wheel, 
Inches 

Weight 
Complete, 
Pounds 

Price 
Complete, 
Each 

Extra  Wheels 

Wt.  Each, 
Pounds 

Price, 
Each 

1 
2 

Ji 

H 
2 

33 
54 

$  7.50 
10.00 

7 
17* 

$0.85 
1.50 

Steel  Sucker  Rods 

Hardwood  Sucker  Rods 

Sucker  Rod  Tools 


Pumping  Equipment 

Deep  Well  Cylinders 

Plunger  Pumps 

Plunger  Pump  Valves 


Pages  118  to  131  Inclusive 


FAIRBANKS,  MORSE  &  CO. 


119 


Acme  Steel  Sucker  Rods 


Fig.   271 

WITH  BOX  AND  PIN 
FURNISHED  IN  20-FOOT  LENGTHS 


Size   rods    inches 

JL 

& 

§ 

11 

a 

a 

i 

TS 

Size  box  and  pin  inches 

| 

li 

7 

1& 

H 

1 

li 

U" 

7* 

7 

i 

1 

li 

li 

-[   L 

Diameter  of  joint  inches 

If 

11 

11 

ii 

li 

1| 

2 

21 

For  size  tubing  inches 
Weight  per   1000   feet  pounds 
Price  per   foot  

2 

875 
$0.07£ 

2 

875 
$0.07£ 

2 

1080 
$0.08i 

2 
1080 
$0.08^ 

2  or  2^ 
1360 
$0.11 

2£or  3 
1625 
$0.18 

3 
1700 
$0.18 

3  or  4 

2400 
$0.30 

STUB  END  JOINTS  FOR  WELDING 


Size    rods    inches 

& 

4 

ii 

a 

i 

1  or  11 

1  or  11 

1  or  11 

Weight    .                pounds 

3i 

3i 

5 

10 

Complete    each 

$0  60 

$0  70 

$1  00 

$1  50 

$2  00 

Box  only     each 

30 

35 

50 

75 

1  00 

Pin  only    each 

.30 

.35 

.50 

.75 

1.00 

Acme  Steel  Sucker  Rods 

CALIFORNIA  PATTERN 


Fig.  272 

PINS    ON   BOTH    ENDS    CONNECTED    WITH    MALLEABLE   COUPLINGS 
FURNISHED   IN   20-FOOT   LENGTHS 


Size   rods    

inches 

$} 

j 

i 

1 

1 

.      inches 

1 

ii 

li 

Diameter  of  joint  

inches 

1| 

it 

Is 

For    size    tubing  

inches 

2  or  2$ 

2$  or  3 

3  or  4 

Weight  per   1000   feet 

1350 

1575 

2200 

Price  per  foot    

$0.11 

$0.18 

$0.30 

The  prices  and  weights  shown  are  for  rods  without  couplings. 

STUB  END  PINS  FOR  WELDING 


11 

a 

| 

Size  pins  

inches 

1 

1 

1 

Weight     

pounds 

2 

H 

3* 

Price  

each 

$1.00 

$1.50 

$2.00 

Malleable  Couplings 

FOR  CONNECTING  ACME  CALIFORNIA 
PATTERN  SUCKER  RODS 


Fig.  273 


Outside 

Length 

Diameter 

of 

Size 

Weight 

Size 
Number 

of  Coupling, 
Inches 

Coupling, 
Inches 

Square, 
Inches 

Each, 
Pounds 

Price, 
Each 

1 

14 

3 

H 

1 

$0.40 

li 

1| 

3 

li 

li 

.40 

2 

11 

3 

H 

u 

.50 

3 
4 

2 
Si 

3 
4 

11 

2 
2| 

.60 
.70 

These  couplings  are  furnished   with   squares  on  two   sides. 

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Octagon  Hardwood  Sucker  or  Pump  Rods 


FOR  DEEP  WELLS 


Fig.  274 

Our  wood  pump  rods  are  made  of  the  best  quality  selected  ash,  and  are  fur- 
nished, unless  otherwise  specified,  in  random  lengths  of  about  20  feet  with  forged 
steel  couplings. 


Size  of  Well 

Weight  per  100  Feet 

Rod, 
Inches 

Box  and  Pin, 
Inches 

Threads 
Per  Inch 

Cylinder, 
Inches 

Pipe, 
Inches 

Uncoupled, 
Pounds 

Coupled, 
Pounds 

It 

| 

10 

21 

2* 

45 

72 

If 

^ 

10 

2* 

3 

75 

102 

ll 

1 

10 

3. 

8* 

103 

153 

21 

14 

8 

33 

4 

125 

205 

21 

U 

8 

4; 

4i 

125 

205 

3 

8 

4] 

5 

240 

350 

3 

1^ 

8 

5j 

6 

240 

350 

34 

U 

8 

6i 

7 

290 

400 

SJ 

8 

8 

290 

400 

Net  prices  will  be  quoted  upon  application.     State  size  and  quantity  wanted. 


Forged  Steel  Sucker  or  Pump  Rod  Couplings 


Fig.  275 

FOR  WOOD  RODS 
STRAIGHT  BOX  AND  PIN 


1 

2 

5 

7 

10 

li 

1§  and  If 

1$ 

21 

3  and  3£ 

f 

| 

1 

li 

1$ 

Number    threads                 per  inch 

12 

10 

10 

8 

8 

5 

5 

6 

6 

7 

Size  of  rivets   inches 

T3<fXlf 

ixlf     , 

T55X2| 

T5(jX21t 

7*x3| 

| 

1 

11 

If 

151 

16 

20 

20 

24 

Total  length  of  coupling  inches 
Average  weight    pounds 

36 

2| 

39 
5| 

47 
8 

48 
1*| 

60 
26i 

$1  10 

$1  50 

$2  10 

$3  80 

$9  50 

Galvanized     per  pair 

1.40 

1.85 

2.60 

4.50 

Galvanized  couplings  furnished  to  order  only.     Special  and  larger  sizes  made  to  order. 


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Sucker  Rod  Tools 

COMMON  SUCKER  ROD  HOOKS 


1| 

If   i| 

1|  2i 

2J   3i 

Weight     

pounds 

5 

10 

15 

20 

Price     

each 

$1.75 

$2.25 

$3.75 

$5.50 

Fig.  276 


Sucker  Rod  Elevators 


FOR    EITHER   WOOD    OR   IRON    RODS' 


For   £,    1   or   1^    inch   squares 

Weight     

pounds 

20 
$7.00 

30 

$8.50 

45 
$12.00 

Per   set 

Sucker  Rod  Wrenches 


PATTERN    OF    SMALLER    SIZES 
Fig.  278 


PATTERN    OF   LARGER    SIZES 
Fig.  279 


Number 

Size  Square, 
Inches 

For    Size    Joint, 
Number 

Weight, 
Pounds 

Price, 
Each 

5 

00,  0,  1 

3 

$0.65 

f 

2,  3,  4 

4* 

.75 

1 

5,  6 

6 

1.15 

6 

Y 

li 

5,6 

7 

6 
8i 

1.50 
2.50 

1$ 

8,  9 

9 

2.50 

10 

10 

27 

3.00 

CURTIN  PATENT  TUBING 
CATCHERS 


Used  to  prevent  tubing  from 
dropping  back  into  the  well  while 
being  pulled. 


Fig.   280 


For   size   tubing  

inches 

2 

n 

3 

Weight          

pounds 

72 

79 

79 

Price    

each 

$25.00 

$30.00 

$30.00 

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Pumping  Equipment 


A  complete  outfit  for  pumping  an  oil  well  consists  of  the  following  in  addition 
to  the  necessary  tubing  and  sucker  rods. 


Polished  rod  sub. 
Valve   sub. 
Stuffing  box. 


Working  barrel  complete 
with  standing  valve  and 
garbutt  attachment. 


Adjuster. 
Adjuster  board. 
Adjuster  tee  bolt. 
Polished  rod. 

Three  to  ten  feet  of  perforated  pipe. 

When  a  pumping  jack  is  used,  the  adjuster,  adjuster  board,  and  tee  bolt  are 
not  required. 


Adjusters 

GRIP  ADJUSTERS  AND  PARTS 


SINGLE                                                                          DOUBLE                 -jWft 
*^                    Fig.   281                                                                                Fig.   282                     «  §  * 

For    size   polished    rod                     .           ....    inches 

Single 

Double 

14 

U 

1J 

li 

li 

li 

Weight   complete    (less   grip   pipe)  pounds 

34 

$5.50 

3.00 
3.00 
1.75 
1.25 

2.00 
3.00 



34 

$5.50 

3.00 
3.00 
1.75 
1.25 
2.00 
3.00 

34 

$6.50 

3.00 
4.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
3.00 

53 

$8.50 

3.00 
6.00 
3.50 
1.25 

2.00 

53 

$8.50 

3.00 
6.00 
3.50 
1.25 
2.00 

53 

$10.00 

3.00 
7.50 
3.50 
2.00 
2.00 

PARTS 

Body    only                                                                  ..each 

Plug  and  nut                       .           each 

Wrench                               '  each 

Extra   heavy   grip   pipe,    2-inch  x  8-foot  each 

4.50 

4.50 

4.50 

LITTLE  GIANT  ADJUSTERS 

For    \Y%   or    \Y\   inch   polished   rods. 


Weight    each  ........  15    pounds 


Fig.   284 


Price    each  ........  $3.00 


ADJUSTER 
Weight  each 14  pounds 


ADJUSTER  TEE  BOLTS 


'ig.   283 

BOARDS 

Price   each $0.60 


inches 

1 

1 

14 

li 

inches 

20 

20 

20 

20 

Weight 

7 

9i 

1*1 

17 

each 

$1.25 

$1.50 

$2  00 

$2  50 

Price    washers    only  

each 

.25 

.30 

.35 

.40 

Fig.   285 


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Polished  Rods 


Fig.  286 
MALE  THREAD   BOTH   ENDS 


Diameter, 
Inches 

Length, 
Feet 

Size  Pin, 
Inches 

Weight, 
Pounds 

Price, 

Each 

ii 

y 

10 
10 
10 

4  pipe  thread 
|  pipe  thread 
I  bolt  thread 

34 
34 
34 

$3.75 
3.75 
3.75 

Larger  polished  rods  and  special  lengths  furnished  to  order. 


Polished  Rod  Clamps 


Fig.   287 


Size 

inches 

1A 

U 

Weight  
Price    

pounds 
each 

5 

$0.70 

si 

$0.70 

Polished  Rod  Eyes 


FORGED    STEEL 


Size    

inches 

) 

£ 

1 

Weight 

li 

1| 

ii 

Price    

each 

$2.00 

$2.00 

$2.50 

Substitutes 

Used  for  connecting  polished  rods,  sucker  rods  and  valves  of  different  size  threads. 

POLISHED   ROD   SUBS 


Fig.   289 


Used  for  connecting  polished  rods  with  sucker  rods. 


1  inch  pipe  box  to    |  inch  bolt  box 

2  inch  pipe  box  to    g-10  thread  box 
%  inch  pipe  box  to  1  -10  thread  box 
\  inch  pipe  box  to  1^-10  thread  box 
\  inch  pipe  box  to  \\-  8  thread  box 
"  inch  pipe  box  to    £  inch  bolt  box 

inch  pipe  box  to  1  -10  thread  box 
inch  pipe  box  to  1^-10  thread  box 
inch  pipe  box  to  l|-  8  thread  box 
inch  bolt  box  to  1 J-10  thread  box 
|  inch  bolt  box  to  1£-  8  thread  box 


Price  Each 

$0.60 

'    .60 

60 

75 

.75 


.75 
.75 

.75 

.75 


Fig.   290 


VALVE  SUBS 

Used  for  connecting  sucker  rods  to  working  valves  and  crowns. 

Price  Each 

inch  pipe  box $0.60 

inch  pipe  box 60 

inch  pipe  box 60 

inch  pipe  box 60 

inch  pipe  box 75 

inch  pipe  box 75 

i     _  :_  _  «--  na 


I  inch,  10  thread  pin  to 
I  inch,  10  thread  pin  to 
1  inch,  10  thread  pin  to 
1  inch,  10  thread  pin  to 
Ijt  inch,  10  thread  pin  to 
l|  inch,  10  thread  pin  to 


l|  inch,    8  thread  pin  to  f  inch  pipe  box '. 75 


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Fig.   291 


Fig.   292 


Brass  Stuffing  Boxes 

HEXAGON  PATTERN 


Size  polished  rod  inches 

li 

li 

1J 

li 

li 

For  size  tubing  inches 
Weight   pounds 

2 
5 

2| 

3 
10 

2 
5 

8* 

3 
10 

Complete     each 

$3  00 

$4  50 

$6  50 

$3  25 

$4  50 

$6  50 

1  25 

1  75 

2  25 

1  35 

1  75 

2  25 

1  50 

2  50 

3  25 

1  65 

2  50 

3  25 

Followers    " 

.50 

.60 

1.50 

.55 

.60 

1.50 

Cast  Iron  Flanged  Stuffing  Boxes 


Size  polished  rod  inches 

li 

li 

1J 

li 

H 

li 

For  size  tubing  inches 
Weight                •          .    .    pounds 

2 

10 

*i 

10$ 

3 
12 

2 

10 

M 

103 

3 
12 

Complete     each 

$2.75 

$3.25 

$3.75 

$2.75 

$3  25 

$3  75 

Upper   part    " 

1.25 

1.50 

1.75 

1.25 

1.50 

1  75 

1  75 

2  00 

2  35 

1  75 

2  00 

2  35 

Studs    with    nuts  " 

.40 

.40 

.40 

.40 

.40 

.40 

D  and  B  Cast  Iron  Stuffing  Boxes 

(Patented) 


Size    polished    rod.  ..  .inches 

li 

li 

li 

li 

li 

li 

For   size   tubing  inches 
Weight         pounds 

2 
13 

ft 

14 

3 
16 

2 
13 

24 

14 

3 
16 

Complete    each 

$5.00 

$5.25 

$5.50 

$5.00 

$5.25 

$5.50 

Upper  part    '* 

2.00 

2.25 

2.50 

2.00 

2.25 

2.50 

Lower   part    " 

3.00 

3.50 

3.50 

3.00 

3.50 

3.50 

Fig.   293 


Noxon  Stuffing  Boxes 


CAST  IRON 


Fig.   294 


inches 

1| 

li 

li 

For  size  tubing  ,  .  . 

inches 

2 

•1 

3 

Weight 

22 

22* 

23 

inches 

|x8 

£x8 

Jx8 

Number  of  glands  

2 

2 

2 

2£x2* 

2ix2* 

2ix2* 

each 

$8  00 

$8  00 

$8  00 

Price  of  glands  

each 

.60 

.60 

.60 

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Deep  Well  Cylinders 

ALL  BRASS  WITH  BRONZE  BALL  VALVES 

This  is  an  all-brass  artesian  well  cylinder  for  heavy  service.  It  may  be  placed 
in  open  wells  and  in  drilled  wells  where  the  pipe  or  casing  is  large  enough  to  admit 
the  cylinder  attachments.  To  give  the  best  results  the  cylinder  should  be  sub- 
merged when  the  water  is  at  its  lowest  level.  Plunger  is  threaded  for  forged  steel 
sucker  rod  couplings. 


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10 

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27 

2ff 

2 

1 

li 

12 

$  17.50 

If 

16 

.160 

33 

2yi 

2 

1^ 

4 

15 

19.00 

if 

24 

.250 

41 

2  it 

2 

I 

4 

18 

21.00 

21 

10 

.172 

29 

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2i 

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f 

19 

26.00 

21 

16 

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2i 

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28.00 

21 

24 

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43 

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30.00 

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55 

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34.00 

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Si 

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7 

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31 

36.00 

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38.00 

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52.00 

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1.292 

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56 

58.00 

3| 

16 

.764 

43 

51 

4 

14 

21 

59 

70.00 

3f 

20 

1.050 

47 

54 

4 

14 

21 

61 

72.50 

3J 

24 

1.147 

51 

54 

4 

14 

21 

63 

75.00 

3| 

36 

1.720 

63 

54 

4 

14 

21 

69 

85.00 

41 

16 

.982 

45 

5f 

4i 

14 

21 

77 

90.00 

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20 
24 
36 

1.230 
1.473 
2.210 

49 
53 
65 

5f 
5f 
5f 

4i 

14 
U 

21 
21 

21 

79 
81 

87 

92.50 
95.00 
105.00 

4J 

16 

1.227 

47 

61 

5 

14 

21 

94 

127.50 

4| 

20 

1.530 

51 

5 

14 

21 

96 

131.50 

u 

24 
36 

1.840 
2.760 

55 

67 

61 

5 
5 

14 

21 
21 

99 

107 

135.00 
150.00 

5| 

16 

1.798 

54 

71 

6 

14 

21 

143 

180.00 

5J 

20 

2.200 

58 

6 

14 

21 

146 

187.50 

5f 

24 

2.696 

62 

71 

6 

14 

21 

149 

195.00 

5| 

36 

4.040 

74 

71 

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217.50 

6J 

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2.479 

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7 

li 

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280.00 

6J 

20 

3.097 

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81 

7 

li 

3i 

205 

290.00 

f'  -! 

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3.716 

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7 

ii 

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300.00 

6J 

36 

5.576 

79 

8| 

7 

li 

3i 

220 

335.00 

7J 

20 

4.080 

66 

9i 

8 

li 

3i 

273 

435.00 

7J 

24 

4.900 

70 

9i 

8 

li  , 

3i 

277 

450.00 

7| 

36 

7.340 

82 

9i 

8 

li 

3i 

289 

500.00 

81 

24 

6.247 

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9 

li 

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725.00 

si 

36 

9.370 

83 

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9 

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825.00 

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915.00 

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12 

10 

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24 

10.770 

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12 

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1150.00 

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94 

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12 

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Fig.   295 


WHEN  ORDERING,  GIVE  THE  INSIDE  DIAMETER  AND  LENGTH  OF  STROKE. 


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D  and  B  Liner  Pumps 

(Patented) 

These  pumps  can  be  furnished  in  any  length  up  to  20  feet  and  are  fitted  with 
liners  which  can  be  replaced  when  worn  out.  Each  set  of  liners  is  furnished  with 
a  fitted  plunger. 

REGULAR  STYLE  LINERS 


SHOWING 

SECTIONAL 

VIEW 


Size 
No. 

For 
Size 
Tubing, 
Inches 

Length, 
Feet 

Length 
Plunger, 
Inches 

Weight 
Stripped, 
Pounds 

Complete, 
Each 

Stripped, 
Each 

Liners 
Including 
Plunger, 
Per    Set 

160 

2 

6 

44 

88 

$40.00 

$30.00 

$20.00 

170 

2 

7 

44 

99 

45.00 

35.00 

23.00 

170-A 

2 

7 

50 

99 

47.00 

37.00 

25.00 

250 

2J 

5 

44 

108 

61.00 

44.00 

26.00 

260 

2| 

6 

44 

123 

67.00 

50.00 

28.00 

270-A 

8} 

7 

50 

137 

72.00 

55.00 

35.00 

270-B 

2| 

7 

60 

139 

74.00 

57.00 

37.00 

350 

3 

5 

44 

136 

70.00 

50.00 

26.00 

360 

3 

6 

44 

153 

75.00 

55.00 

30.00 

360-A 

3 

6 

50 

156 

77.00 

57.00 

32.00 

370 

3 

7 

44 

170 

80.00 

60.00 

34.00 

370-A 

3 

7 

50 

173 

83.00 

63.00 

35.00 

370-B 

3 

7 

60 

177 

85.00 

65.00 

37.00 

390-B 

3 

9 

60 

215 

110.00 

90.00 

50.00 

460 

4 

6 

44 

268 

180.00 

120.00 

60.00 

All  regular  style  pumps  furnished   114.   threads  both  ends. 

All  orders  will  be  filled  with  regular  style  pumps  unless  Parker  style  is 
specified. 

Unless  otherwise  specified,  5  and  6-foot  pumps  will  be  fitted  with  44-inch 
plungers,  7-foot  pumps  with  50-inch  plungers  and  9-foot  pumps  with  60-inch 
plungers. 


PARKER  STYLE 


u5 

0 

CJ  J2 
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CO   3 
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CJ     CH 
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166 

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$54.00 

$30.00 

$20.00 

166-A 

2 

6 

50 

til 

88 

56.00 

32.00 

22.00 

176 

2 

7 

44 

n| 

99 

59.00 

35.00 

23.00 

176-  A 

2 

7 

50 

Hi 

101 

61.00 

37.00 

25.00 

256 

8| 

5 

44 

Hi 

108 

$8*4.  00 

72.00 

44.00 

26.00 

266 

21 

6 

44 

111 

122 

88.00 

76.00 

48.00 

28.00 

266-A 

6 

50 

111 

124 

92.00 

80.00 

52.00 

32.00 

276 

2i 

7 

44 

Hi 

139 

93.00 

81.00 

53.00 

33.00 

276-A 

2! 

7 

50 

141 

95.00 

83.00 

55.00 

35.00 

335 

3 

34 

44 

114  &  8 

97 



55.00 

20.00 

18.00 

355 

3 

5 

44 

111  &  8 

132 

90.00 

78.00 

46.00 

26.00 

356 

3 

5 

44 

111 

132 

90.00 

78.00 

46.00 

26.00 

365 

3 

6 

44 

111&8 

149 

99.00 

87.00 

55.00 

30.00 

366 

3 

6 

44 

111 

149 

99.00 

87.00 

55.00 

30.00 

366-A 

3 

6 

50 

111 

151 

101.00 

89.00 

57.00          32.00 

366-B 

3 

6 

60 

ill 

154 

104.00 

92.00 

60.00 

34.00 

375 

3 

7 

44 

lli&S 

170 

104.00 

92.00 

60.00 

34.00 

376 

3 

7 

44 

ill 

170 

104.00 

92.00 

60.00 

34.00 

376-A 

3 

7 

50 

HI 

173 

107.00 

95.00 

63.00 

35.00 

376-B 

3 

7 

60 

Hi 

176 

109.00 

97.00 

65.00 

37.00 

-*{    Fig.  297 

EXTER- 
IOR 
VIEW 


Unless 
plungers,  7- 
plungers. 


otherwise   specified,    5   and   6-foot   pumps 
foot   pumps    with    50-inch    plungers    and 


will   be   fitted   with 
9-foot   pumps    with 


44-inch 
60-inch 


EXTRA   PLUNGERS— FOR   EITHER   STYLE 


For   size   tubing inches 


44-inch   plungers    each  $  8.00 

50-inch    plungers    "  10.00 

Fig    296        60-inch   plungers    "      I  12.00 


$  9.00 
10.50 
13.50 


3 


$10.00 
12.00 
15.00  Fig 


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127 


Plain  Plunger  Pumps 


For  Size 
Tubing, 
Inches 

£   -M 

M  w 

$ 

£  «S 

bobfljn 
G  Co 
u  3  c 

JE- 

Stripped 

Complete 

Extra 
Bbls. 
Only, 
Each 

Extra 
Plungers 
Only, 
Each 

Wt., 
Lbs. 

Price, 
Each 

Wt., 
Lbs. 

Price, 
Each 

2 
Si 

3 

l\ 

54 

44 
44 
44 

52 

103 
137 

$18.00 
32.00 
39.00 

58 
115 
154 

$24.00 
45.60 
55.00 

$13.00 
24.00 
36.00 

$  8.00 
9.00 
10.00 

These  pumps  can  be   furnished  with  longer  barrels  and   plungers   at 
a  slight  additional  expense. 


Ideal  Liner  Pumps 


agS 
EJ-8 

fl- 

bfl  u 

££ 

tsj 
s§1 

Stripped 

Complete 

^iner   Including 
Plunger 

i-.   3 

£H~ 

3- 

^ 

Wt., 

Price, 

Wt., 

Price, 

Wt., 

Price, 

Lbs. 

Each 

Lbs. 

Each 

Lbs. 

Per  Set 

2 

6 

44 

90 

$30.00 

96 

$54.00 

43 

$20.00 

2 

6 

50    . 

94 

32.00 

100 

56.00 

47 

22.00 

2 

7 

44 

106 

35.00 

112 

59.00 

49 

23.00 

2 

7 

50 

110 

37.00 

116 

61.00 

53 

25.00 

H 

5 

44 

98 

44.00 

108 

72.00 

45 

28.00 

N 

6 

44 

117 

48.00 

129 

76.00 

56 

30.00 

24 

6 

50 

122 

52.00 

134 

80.00 

61 

32.00 

*i 

7 

44 

136 

53.00 

150 

81.00 

66 

33.00 

»i 

7 

50 

141 

55.00 

155 

83.00 

71 

35.00 

3 

81 

44 

85 

20.00 

95 

55.00 

44 

18.00 

3 

5 

44 

122 

46.00 

135 

78.00 

62 

26.00 

3 

6 

44 

147 

55.00 

164 

87.00 

75 

30.00 

3 

6 

50 

153 

57.00 

170 

89.00 

81 

32.00 

3 

6 

60 

163 

60.00 

180 

92.00 

91 

34.00 

3 

7 

44 

172 

60.00 

190 

92.00 

87 

34.00 

3 

7 

50 

178 

63.00 

196 

95.00 

93 

35.00 

3 

7 

60 

188 

65.00 

206 

97.00 

103 

37.00 

34, 


Unless  otherwise  specified,   44-inch   plungers  will  be 
5  and  6-foot  pumps  and  50-inch  plungers  with  7-foot 


furnished   with 
pumps. 


EXTRA   PLUNGERS   FOR   IDEAL   LINER   PUMPS 


For  size  tubing  

inches 

2 

24 

3 

$   8  00 

$   9  00 

$10  00 

50-inch    plungers    

10  00 

10  50 

12  00 

60-inch    plungers    

" 

12.00 

13.50 

15.00 

Extension  Standing  Valve  Barrels 


-33 

SB 


Fig.   300 


DLAIN  PLUN 
PUMP 

Fig.  299 

GER  For  size 

tubing  .    . 

2 

24 

3 

Weight 
Price     .  . 

$4.00 

10 

$4.50 

15 
.      $5.00 

each 

IDEAL 
LINER 
PUMP 

Fig.  301 


128 


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Brass  Valves— For  Plunger  Pumps 

WITH  LONG  BRASS  OR  STEEL  CROWNS,  BALLS  AND  SEATS 

SINGLE  BALL  VALVES      DOUBLE  BALL  VALVES 


UPPER  OR 
WORKING     VALVE 


LOWER  OR 
STANDING   VALVE 


UPPER  OR 
WORKING  VALVE 


LOWER  OR 
STANDING   VALVE 


Furnished   Either 

Leather  or  Babbitt 

Packed 


Fig.  305 


Fig.  302 


Size   tubing    ....             ins 

2 

21 

3 

Inside  diam.   of  barrel..  ins. 
Upper  valve   each 

If 

$4  50 

2J 
8  50 

21 

11  50 

Lower   valve,    either    leather 
or    Babbitt    packed  ...  each 

3.00 

6.00 

8.00 

Furnished    Either 

Leather  or  Babbitt 

Packed 


Fig.  304 


BARREL    OR 
SLEEVE 

FOR    UPPER    OR    WORKING 
VALVE 


Size   tubing    ins. 

2 

2* 

3 

Inside  diam.  of  barrel..  ins. 
Upper  valve   each 

$5.50 

2i 
11.00 

21 
15.00 

Lower  valve,  either  leather 
or    Babbitt    packed  .  .  each 

4.00 

8.00 

12.00 

BARREL    OR 
SLEEVE 

FOR  LOWER  OR   STANDING 
VALVE 


CUP    RING 

FOR    UPPER    OR    WORK- 
ING   VALVE    AND    FOUR 
CUP  PLUNGER  EXTEN- 
SION 


306 


Fig.   307 


Size  tubing    

.  .inches 

2 

*i 

3 

.  .  inches 

If 

$1.10 
.75 
.40 
.25 

81 

$1.65 
1.35 
.65 

.40 

$2275 
2.00 
.90 
.50 

.  .  .  .  each 

« 

Cup  rings  for  upper  valve  and  four  cup  plunger  extension.. 

" 

All  valves  furnished  with  brass  or  steel  crowns,  balls  and  seats  as  desired. 
Any  of  these  valves  can  be  furnished  all  steel.      Prices  upon  application. 


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129 


D  and  B  Standing  Valves 


(Patented) 


Fig.   309 


Fig.  310 


Size  tubing    

.  .  .inches 

2 

2i 

3 

.  .  .  inches 

If 

2i 

81 

.  .  pounds 

2| 

4f 

7i 

....  each 

$8.00 

$10.00 

$12.00 

PARTS 
Sleeve  complete  (less  crown,  ball  and  seat)  .  . 
Alloy  rings   

.  .  .  .each 
.  .  .  .each 

5.00 
.50 

6.00 
.60 

7.00 
.70 

Plunger  Bushings 

Used  to  connect  crown  with  plunger   in  pump. 


inches 

2 

2J 

3 

1| 

2i 

2£ 

.  .  .  each 

$0  75 

$1  00 

$1  50 

Plunger  bushings,  steel  

each 

.75 

1.00 

1.50 

Fig.  311 


Plunger  Nuts 

Put  in  lower  end  of  plunger  to  lift  Garbutt  rod. 


Fig.   312 


Garbutt  Attachments 

(Patented) 
FOR  PULLING  LOWER  OR  STANDING  VALVE 


Size  tubing    

inches 

2 

2^ 

3 

If 

2J 

2! 

$0  75 

$1  00 

$1  50 

Plunger   nuts,    steel    

each 

.75 

1.00 

1.50 

Fig.  313 


.  inches 

2 

2£ 

3 

Inside  diameter  of  barrel    

inches 

14 

2i 

21 

f 

f 

f 

.  .    inches 

42 

42 

42 

Threads  per  inch  

111 

Hi 

11* 

Price,  with  brass  nuts   

each 

$2.50 

$2.75 

$2  75 

Price,  with  steel  nuts   

each 

2.70 

3.15 

3.15 

Extra  Nuts 

FOR  GARBUTT  ATTACHMENTS 


Size  tubing   

inches 

2 

2i 

3 

If 

2i 

2$ 

inches 

A 

f 

f 

Threads  per  inch  
Price,   brass    

each 

12 

$0.30 

11 

$0.50 

11 

$0.50 

Price,  steel   

each 

.60 

.90 

.90 

Fig.   314 


130 


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Four  Cup  Plunger  Extensions 

An  extra  attachment  for  bottom  of  plunger. 


2 

01 

3 

Inside  diameter  of  barrel.. 

.  .  inches 

If 

2i 

2f 

Price     

.  .  .  .each 

$2.00 

$3.50 

$5.00 

Fig.   315 


Crowns 


EXTRA  LONG— CALIFORNIA  PATTERN 

Three  or   four  arch. 


2 

01 

3 

Inside  diameter   of   barrel... 
Upper    crowns,    brass  

.  .  .  inches 
each 

$2.50 

2i 
$3.50 

2J 
$4  50 

2  50 

3  50 

4  50 

<( 

2  50 

3  50 

4  50 

Lower  crowns,   steel  

" 

2.50 

3.50 

4.50 

Fig.   316 
REVERSIBLE  VALVE   SEAT 


Fig.   317 


Balls  and  Seats 


Fig.   318 


VALVE   BALL 


O 

Fig.   319 


inches 

If 

2i 

2J 

inches 

1 

li 

li 

$0.40 

$0  60 

$0  90 

Steel  balls                                                         

.20 

.30 

50 

« 

.30 

.50 

.60 

KeversiD  e      ra 
Keversi     e  s 

" 

.30 

.50 

.60 

« 

.60 

1.00 

1  25 

jJarling  reversible  steel  seats   ... 

70 

1  15 

1  50 

Darling  reversible  steel  seats  with  balls  ground  to  fit.  ... 

per  set 

1.15 

2  ."00 

2.50 

LEATHER 


BOW   SPRING 


CANVAS 


DARCOVA 


Valve  Cups 


Fig.   320 


Fig.   321 


Fig.   322 


Fier.   323 


inches 

Darling  special  leather  cups  
Bow  spring  cups   

each 

$0.10 
.15 

$0.10 
.20 

$0.15 
.30 

$0.25 
.35 

Everlasting  canvas  cups   
Wear  Well  cups    

" 

.25 
.25 

.30 
.25 

.40 
.50 

.60 
.75 

© 


Fig.   324 


Leather  Valve  Rings 


Size     

inches 

If 

2i 

21 

Price     

per  hundred 

$1.00 

$2.40 

$3.00 

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131 


Landas  Upper  Valves 

For  use  in  wells  that  contain  sand. 

The  rope  packing  is  kept  constantly  expanded  by  a  sliding  follower  with  a 
coil  spring  above. 


LANDAS 
UPPER 
VALVE 


Inside  diameter  of  barrel. 

inches 

H 

M 

2| 

3| 

Price    complete    

$8.00 

$15.00 

$25.00 

$40.00 

PARTS  OF  LANDAS  VALVES 


U 

2J 

2£ 

3J 

Balls          .          each 

$0.40 

$1  25 

$1  75 

$2  00 

Seats    

.40 

.80 

1.00 

1  75 

40 

60 

1  25 

2  00 

2  00 

3  00 

4  00 

6  50 

.80 

1.00 

1  75 

2  00 

Set  screws  '.  

.10 

.10 

.20 

25 

Tubes 

1  50 

3  25 

6  00 

9  00 

1.00 

2  50 

5  00 

8  00 

.50 

1.00 

2  50 

4  00 

Seat   frames    

1.00 

1.50 

2.75 

4.50 

Cotton  rope  for  Landas  valve. 
Hemp  rope  for  Landas  valve.. 


.per  foot  $0.02^ 
.per  foot       .03 

KINNEY 

UPPER 

GAS   VALVE 


Fig.  325 

CROCKER 

CHECK 

VALVE 

WITH  ROD 


Kinney  Upper  Gas  Valves 

This  valve  is  used  for  pumping  fluid  where  the  pres- 
sure of  gas  prevents  the  ball  in  a  regular  valve  from  work- 
ing properly. 


14 

2i 

2J 

Price    complete    

each 

$9.00 

$14.50 

$25.00 

Crocker  Check  Valves 

To  hold  up  the  column  of  fluid  and  prevent  its  pound- 
ing down  on  the  valves  when  the  working  barrel  is  filled 
partly  with  oil  and  partly  with  gas. 


Fig.   326 


Fig.   327 


14 

2i 

03 

3i 

3i 

Valve,     complete     with     rod     and     connec- 
tions       each 

$7.25 

$12.00 

$18  50 

$22  00 

$28  75 

6  00 

10  00 

15  50 

17  00 

23  00 

Steel    check 

60 

1  50 

2  00 

2  50 

3  25 

.75 

Crown    

1.00 

2.00 

2.75 

3.25 

3.75 

50 

65 

75 

1  25 

1  50 

50 

65 

75 

1  25 

1  50 

Upper   connection     brass  

.75 

Lower  connection,   brass  

.75 

50 

1  00 

2  00 

3  00 

3  50 

Steel    seat    

.50 

Steam  and  Power 


Pumping  Machinery 


For  All  Purposes 


Pages  132  to  192  Inclusive 


FAIRBANKS,  MORSE  &  CO. 133 

General  Remarks  and  Guarantee 

It  is  our  aim  to  build  pumps  which  will  be  economical  in  operation  and  durable 
in  service. 

All  parts  are  made  to  gauge  and  therefore  interchangeable. 

All  material  used  is  the  best  obtainable,  and  the  workmanship  of  guaranteed 
excellence. 

Every  machine,  after  being  thoroughly  inspected  and  tested  at  the  factory 
under  various  speeds  and  pressures,  is  painted,  the  bright  work  covered  with  a 
rust-proof  coating,  the  interior  of  the  steam  end  thoroughly  oiled,  and  water 
piston  packing  removed,  dried  and  replaced. 

All  fittings  such  as  wrenches,  drain  valves,  etc.,  are  boxed  and  securely 
attached  to  the  pump,  no  extra  charge  being  made  for  preparing  the  pumps  for 
shipment  in  this  manner. 

An  extra  charge  is  made  for.  boxing  for  export  shipment  or  when  a  pump  must 
be  specially  "knocked  down." 

Packing  for  stuffing  boxes,  foundation  bolts  and  nuts,  throttle  valves,  govern- 
ors, gauges,  piping,  etc.,  are  not  furnished  unless  at  an  extra  cost.  They  will  be 
supplied  at  market  prices  when  ordered. 

Regular  construction  of  all  Piston  Pattern  and  Plunger  and  Ring  Pattern 
Pumps  (except  Underwriter  Fire  Pumps)  listed  on  the  following  pages,  includes 
steel  piston  rods  and  iron  piston  rod  stuffing  boxes. 

The  pumps  will  be  brass  fitted  when  so  ordered  at  a  slight  additional  cost. 

''Plunger  and  Ring''  Pattern  pumps,  both  steam  and  power  pumps,  are  regu- 
larly fitted  with  packed  pistons  as  per  sketch  Fig.  331,  page  135,  unless  otherwise 
ordered: 

Air  chambers  are  not  supplied  regularly  with  the  following  sizes  of  pumps,  as 
the  nature  of  the  work  to  which  the  pumps  are  usually  put  is  such  that  an  air 
chamber  is  of  no  benefit  whatever.  For  situations  where  air  chambers  are  needed 
they  can  be  furnished  at  slight  extra  cost. 

Duplex  Piston  Pattern,  up  to  and  including  8x6x12.. 

Duplex  Center  Packed  Plunger  Pattern,  up  to  and  including  8x6x12. 

Duplex  Piston  Pattern  Power  Pump,  up  to  and  including  6x10. 

Duplex  Valve  Pot  Pumps,  all  sizes. 

Duplex  Ram  Pattern  Pumps,  all  sizes. 

For  the  larger  sizes,  with  which  air  chambers  are  regularly  furnished,  the  same 
are  made  of  close-grained  cast  iron. 

Copper  air  chambers  will  be  furnished,  if  desired,  at  an  extra  cost. 

In  any  line  of  machinery  containing  such  a  diversity  of  sizes  and  styles,  of 
which  the  larger  machines  must  of  necessity  be  modified  somewhat  in  design  from 
the  smaller  sizes,  it  is  almost  impossible  to  refer  in  a  catalogue  to  every  slight 
difference  in  these  details  of  design.  Hence,  it  will  be  advantageous  for  our  cus- 
tomers to  obtain  from  us  specific  information  concerning  the  particular  pump  they 
may  have  under  consideration. 

The  pipe  sizes  and  dimensions  given  in  the  catalogue  are  subject  to  change 
whenever  it  may  be  necessary  for  us  to  do  so.  Hence,  a  blue  print  should  be  ob- 
tained for  every  pump  ordered,  which  will  give  correctly  the  pipe  sizes,  and  other 
information  needed  to  properly  install  the  pump. 

We  guarantee  all  of  our  pumps  to  be  made  of  first-class  material  and  in  a  workman- 
like manner  and  that  they  will,  when  properly  installed,  perform  the  work  for  which 
they  were  designed.  If  it  is  shown  that  any  part  proves  defective  within  one  year  from 
installation,  due  to  any  fault  in  material  or  workmanship,  we  will  furnish  a  new  part  to 
replace  it  without  charge. 


134 FAIRBANKS,  MORSE  &  CO. 

Directions  for  Setting  Up  and  Running  Pumps 

Never  use  pipes  of  smaller  size  than  given  in  the  tables.  When  long  pipes  are 
used,  it  is  necessary  to  increase  the  size  to  allow  for  the  increased  friction.  Espe- 
cially must  this  be  observed  in  suction  pipes. 

Use  as  few  elbows,  T's  and  valves  as  possible,  as  they  greatly  increase  fric- 
tion. Use  full  round  bends  rather  than  elbows. 

Care  should  be  taken  to  guard  against  leaks  in  the  suction  pipe,  as  a  very  small 
leak  destroys  the  effectiveness  of  the  suction  of  a  pump. 

If  the  suction  lift  is  high  or  the  suction  pipe  long,  a  priming  connection  will  be 
necessary.  Also  in  such  cases  a  vacuum  chamber  should  always  be  used,  as  it  is  of 
the  greatest  importance  in  securing  smoothness  of  operation. 

Where  the  suction  lift  is  high,  a  foot  valve  insures  quick  starting  of  the  pump 
by  maintaining  the  suction  pipe  full  of  water.  This  is  very  essential  with  power 
pumps. 

When  hot  water  is  to  be  pumped,  place  the  pump  below  the  source  of  supply 
so  the  water  will  flow  to  the  pump.  Hot  water  cannot  well  be  lifted  by  suction,  as 
its  vapors  tend  to  destroy  the  necessary  vacuum. 

A  pump  used  for  handling  hot  water  should  be  fitted  with  hard  rubber  or  brass 
valves. 

Lay  suction  pipes  with  a  uniform  grade  from  the  pump  to  the  source  of  sup- 
ply, and  be  sure  to  avoid  air  pockets. 

It  often  happens  that  a  pump  refuses  to  lift  water  while  the  full  pressure 
against  which  it  is  expected  to  work  is  resting  on  the  discharge  valves,  for  the 
reason  that  the  air  in  the  pump  cylinders  is  not  discharged,  but  only  compressed 
by  the  motion  of  the  pistons.  It  is  preferable  to  arrange  for  running  without  pres- 
sure until  the  air  is  expelled  from  the  pump  and  suction  pipe.  This  is  done  by 
placing  a  swing  check  valve  in  the  discharge  pipe  near  the  pump  and  opening  the 
air  vent  which  is  provided  on  the  discharge  elbow  or  in  the  bonnet  of  the  pump. 

Keep  the  stuffing  boxes  evenly  filled  with  packing,  but  do  not  screw  them  too 
tight. 

Frequently  a  piston  pattern  pump  fails  to  start  properly  due  to  piston  packing 
swelling,  especially  if  the  pump  is  handling  hot  water.  In  such  cases  pistons  must 
be  carefully  repacked  and  ample  room  left  to  allow  for  expansion  of  packing. 

Give  a  pump  reasonable  attention  if  you  expect  satisfactory  service. 


Repairs 

In  ordering  parts  for  pumps,  be  sure  to  give  the  Shop  Number,  as  well  as  the 
size  of  the  pump. 

In  stating  the  size  of  pump  desired,  mention  first,  the  diameter  of  the  steam 
cylinders;  next,  the  diameter  of  the  water  cylinders,  and  then  the  length  of  stroke. 

The  shop  number,  or  factory  serial  number,  will  be  found  stamped  on  a  brass 
plate  attached  to  the  water  box.  In  case  this  plate  becomes  lost,  the  shop  number 
may  be  found  stamped  on  the  upper  portion  of  the  steam  cylinder  flange,  and  in 
case  of  power  pumps,  on  the  water  box  flange. 

Write  us  for  a  repair  part  chart  to  assist  in  ordering  repairs,  in  case  the  one 
sent  with  the  pump  becomes  lost. 


FAIRBANKS,  MORSE  &  CO. 


135 


Duplex  Pumps 


Duplex  Piston   Pattern   Boiler   Feed   and   General   Service 

Pump. 

Fig.   328 


Special   Duplex  Piston  Pattern   Pump. 
Fig.  329 


Duplex   Plunger  and   Ring   Pattern   Pump. 
Fig.   330 


Same    design    as    Fig.    330    except    fitted    with 

packed  pistons. 

Fig.  331 


136 


FAIRBANKS,  MORSE  &  CO. 


Duplex  Pumps 


Compound  Duplex  Plunger  and  Ring  Pattern  Pump 

fitted  with  packed  water  piston  and 

No.  1  steam  end. 

Fig.  332 


Compound  Duplex  Plunger  and  Ring  Pattern  Pump 

fitted   with   packed   pistons   and 

No.  2  style  steam  end. 

Fig.   333 


Duplex  Center  Packed  Plunger  Pump — size  12x7x12. 
Fig.   334 


Duplex  Valve   Pot  Pump— size   10x6x10. 
Fig.   335 


FAIRBANKS,  MORSE  &  CO. 137 

Duplex  Pumps 

The  illustrations  on  pages  135  and  136  show  sectional  views  through  a  few  of 
those  types  of  pumps  we  manufacture  for  which  there  is  the  greatest  demand. 

The  machines  shown  are  all  of  the  duplex  pattern,  and  the  steam  mechanism 
is  so  well  known  as  to  require  but  a  word  of  mention. 

These  duplex  pumps  consist  practically  of  two  pumps  placed  side  by  side 
and  so  arranged  that  the  steam  valve  of  one  side  receives  its  motion  from  the  main 
piston  of  the  opposite  side.  This  construction  is  very  simple  and  makes  it  impos- 
sible for  the  pump  ever  to  stop  on  a  dead  center. 

As  we  use  flat  slide  steam  valves,  carefully  fitted  to  the  cylinder  faces,  we  can 
guarantee  that  our  pumps  will  be  found  positive  and  durable  under  all  conditions 
of  service. 

Fig.  328  shows  sectional  view  through  our  packed  piston  pattern  boiler  feed 
and  general  service  pumps.  In  this  design  the  water  pistons  are  "submerged"  and 
the  water  valves  are  all  located  above  the  pistons. 

Fig.  329  shows  a  special  design  of  duplex  piston  pattern  pump,  full  description 
of  which  will  be  found  elsewhere. 

Figs.  330  and  331  show  type  of  pump  which  we  refer  to  as  our  plunger  and 
ring  design.  In  this  design  the  suction  valves  are  arranged  beneath  the  plungers 
or  pistons,  and  the  discharge  valves  above  same,  thus  giving  very  direct  passages 
for  the  liquid  through  the  pumps,  which  may  be  operated  at  high  piston  speeds 
without  excessive  shock  or  jar.  For  situations  where  the  water  is  clear,  such  as 
water  works,  hydraulic  elevator  service,  etc.,  these  pumps  give  excellent  satis- 
faction. 

Unless  pumps  of  the  foregoing  type  are  ordered  fitted  with  solid  plungers  and 
rings,  it  is  our  practice  to  furnish  the  machines  with  packed  pistons,  as  shown  by 
Fig.  331. 

Figs.  332  and  333  are  used  to  illustrate  more  particularly  the  difference  in  de- 
sign between  our  No.  1  and  No.  2  style  compound  duplex  steam  ends. 

Figs.  334  and  335  show  two  types  of  outside  packed  plunger  pumps,  the  first 
being  a  center  packed  design  and  the  second  showing  end  packed  design,  with 
valves  arranged  in  separate  pots.  These  types  and  modifications  of  same  are  rec- 
ommended for  high  pressure  boiler  feeding  and  for  other  situations  where  the 
pressure  is  heavy  and  the  service  severe,  such  as  mine  work  and  the  operation  of 
hydraulic  machinery  of  various  kinds. 

We  invite  correspondence  concerning  details  of  design  with  a  view  to  making 
the  best  possible  selection  of  machinery  to  meet  each  given  case.  If  we  are  given 
such  an  opportunity  of  submitting  these  questions  to  our  Engineering  Department 
we  are  thus  enabled  to  serve  to  the  best  possible  advantage  the  interest  of  our 
customer. 


NOTE  1 — It  is  evident  that  considerable  judgment  must  be  exercised  in  determining 
the  proper  size  of  pump  to  use  for  a  given  work  and  the  question  of  speed,  pressure,  the 
number  of  hours  per  day  the  pump  is  to  operate,  etc.,  must  all  be  carefully  considered 
when  making  the  selection. 

NOTE  2 — An  examination  of  our  catalogue  will  show  that  we  have  rated  our  pumps 
on  a  very  conservative  basis,  although  any  of  the  machines  can  be  operated  under  suitable 
conditions  at  from  25  to  50  per  cent  faster  than  the  ratings  given. 


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Duplex  Piston  Pattern  Boiler  Feed  Pumps 


Illustrating  size   3x2x4. 
Fig.   336 


Illustrating  sizes  4^x3x4  to  6x4x6  inclusive. 
Fig.  337 


Duplex  Ram  Pattern  Pumps 


Illustrating    7|x4ixlO    and    smaller    sizes. 
Fig.  338 


Illustrating  10x6x10  and   12x7x10   sizes. 
Fig.   339 


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139 


Duplex  Piston  Pattern  Boiler  Feed  Pumps 

FOR  BOILER  PRESSURES  NOT  EXCEEDING  150  LBS. 

While  nearly  all  the  regular  pattern  pumps  listed  on  page  143  may  be  used 
for  boiler  feeding,  yet  the  following  sizes  are  selected  as  being  perhaps  the  best 
proportioned  for  that  particular  service  when  pumping  clean  water. 

The  general  design  of  these  pumps  is  shown  in  section  by  Fig.  328,  page  135. 

These  pumps  are  fitted  with  either  brass  or  rubber  valves,  as  desired.  When 
pumping  cold  water,  soft  or  medium  rubber  valves  are  preferable,  but  when 
pumping  hot  water  the  valves  should  be  of  hard  rubber,  or  brass. 

The  ratings  given  below  are  very  conservative,  but  while  the  pumps  can  be 
speeded  up  to  a  greater  capacity,  it  is  evident  that  if  pumps  are  selected  on  the 
lower  rating  it  means  increased  life  to  the  pump  and  a  decrease  in  cost  for  main- 
tenance. See  Notes  1  and  2,  page  137. 

Where  the  boiler  pressure  exceeds  150  Ibs.  per  square  inch  we  recommend  the 
use  of  our  outside  packed  plunger  pumps. 


• 

Diameter 
of  Steam 
Cylinder, 
Inches 

Diameter 
of  Water 
Cylinder, 
Inches 

Length 
of 
Stroke, 
Inches 

Capacity 
in  Gallons 
perStroke 
of  One 
Piston 

H.  P.  of 
Boilers 
Pump  will 
Supply  at 
an  Easy 
Speed 

Diameter  of  Pipe  For 
Short  Lengths,  Inches 

Floor 
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Inches 

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35x13 
39x16 
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52x20 
68x22 
68x22 
72x23 
72x28 

Pabal 
Pabek 
Pabla 
Pabre 
Pabox 
Pabmo 
Pabon 
Pabxy 
Pabst 
Pabul 

*Sizes  7x4^x7  to  7x5x10,  inclusive,  are  similar  in  appearance  to  Fig.  344,  on  page  142. 
tSize  8x5x12  is  similar  in  appearance  to  Fig.  345,  on  page  142. 
tfSize  10x6x12  is  similar  in  appearance  to  Fig.  346,  on  page  142. 

Size  10x6x12  is  provided  with  air  chamber.    Other  sizes  listed  above  are  not  regularly  so  fitted. 

Duplex  Ram  Pattern  Pumps 

FOR  DISCHARGE  PRESSURES  NOT  EXCEEDING  175  LBS. 

In  this  type  of  pump  the  plungers  being  outside  (i.  e.,  externally)  packed, 
are  always  in  sight  of  the  attendant  engineer,  and  the  stuffing  box  packing  is 
easily  adjusted,  or  replaced  when  necessary,  without  having  to  break  joints  or 
remove  cylinder  covers- 

The  element  of  slippage  is  reduced  to  a  minimum  in  this  type,  and  the  volu- 
metric efficiency  is  correspondingly  increased. 

These  pumps  are  adapted  for  handling  water  at  a  high  temperature,  or 
water  containing  sand  or  grit,  and  for  high  pressure  boiler  feeding  they  offer 
many  advantages. 


Diameter 
of  Steam 
Cylinder, 
Inches 

Diameter 
of  Water 
Cylinder, 
Inches 

Length 
of 
Stroke, 
Inches 

Capacity 
in  Gallons 
perStroke 
of  One 
Piston 

H.  P.  of 
Boilers 
Pump  will 
Supply  at 
an  Easy 
Speed 

Diameter  of  Pipe  For 
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Inches 

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70x19 
71x23 
98x29 
102x34 
108x37 

Pacat 
Padog 
Palak 
Pakal 
Pakod 
Pamud 
Pamex 

Any  of  the  above  pumps  can  be  furnished  brass  fitted  at  a  slight  additional  expense. 


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Duplex  Piston  Pattern  Low  Service  or  Tank  Pumps 


Illustrating   6x5|x6    and    smaller   sizes. 
Fig.  340 


Illustrating  size  7x7x10. 
Fig.   341 


Illustrating  size  8x7x12  to   8x10x12   inclusive. 
Fig.  342 


Illustrating   10x10x12   and   Larger    Sizes. 
Fig.   343 


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141 


Duplex  Piston  Pattern  Low  Service  or  Tank  Pumps 

Our  piston  pattern  pumps  of  this  type  have  water  ends  of  the  general  design 
shown  by  Fig.  328,  on  page  135.  These  pumps  are  especially  designed  for  elevat- 
ing water,  or  other  liquids,  to  a  moderate  height  with  a  small  consumption  of 
steam. 

For  work  where  the  head  to  be  pumped  against  is  not  too  high,  they  are,  by 
reason  of  their  cylinder  proportions,  more  economical  in  consumption  of  steam 
than  our  general  service  pumps. 

They  have  water  pistons  nearly  or  quite  the  diameter  of  their  steam  pistons, 
therefore  cannot  feed  their  own  boilers;  but  when  it  is  desired  an  auxiliary  boiler 
feed  pump  may  be  attached  for  this  purpose  at  a  small  expense. 

They  are  designed  for  use  in  connection  with  railway  water  stations,  brew- 
eries, distilleries,  gas  works,  tanneries,  oil  works,  bleachers,  sugar  refineries,  etc. 

They  are  designed  for  water  pressures  not  exceeding  75  pounds  per  square 
inch. 


Pipe  Sizes  for 

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Short  Lengths,  Inches 

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Diameter 

Diameter 

Gallons 

in  feet, 

Gallons 

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Inches 

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Speed 

1 

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28x111 
36x131 
381x16 

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Pamab 
Pamek 

51 

5 

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40 

81 

1 

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4 

3 

39x16 

Pamox 

*  5i 

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5 

.56 

40 

107 

1 

li 

4 

3 

42x18 

Paneb 

6 

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6 

.51 

45 

02 

1 

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4 

3 

45x17 

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*  6 

5| 

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45 

120 

1 

11 

4 

3 

46x18 

Panij 

*   6 

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1.48 

45 

264 

1 

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6 

5 

54x24 

Panic 

*  7 

6 

7 

.85 

55 

160 

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2 

5 

4 

57x19 

Panra 

*  7 

7 

7 

1.16 

55 

220 

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2 

6 

5 

58x241 

Panse 

7 

6 

10 

1.22 

70 

205 

11 

2 

5 

4 

67x22 

Pantx 

*   7 

7 

10 

1.66 

70 

280 

ii 

2 

6 

5 

72x26 

Panya 

8 

6 

12 

1.47 

80 

233 

11 

2 

5 

4 

72x23 

Papab 

*  8 

7 

12 

2.00 

80 

320 

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2 

6 

5 

75x26 

Papba 

*  8 

8* 

12 

2.94 

80 

472 

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2 

6 

5 

76x27 

Papef 

*  8 

10 

12 

4.08 

80 

652 

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2 

8 

7 

82x33 

Papfe 

*10 

10 

12 

4.08 

80 

652 

2 

21 

8 

7 

85x33 

Papgi 

*12 

10 

12 

4.08 

80 

652 

ii 

3 

8 

7 

85x37 

Papha 

*10 

14 

18 

12.00 

100 

1600 

2 

21 

15 

10 

110x45 

Papig 

*12 

14 

18 

12.00 

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1600 

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Papko 

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18 

12.00 

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Papok 

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19.83 

100 

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Papra 

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18 

19.83 

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2644 

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3 

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112x55 

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18 

19.83 

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19.83 

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2644 

3 

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14 

116x55 

Paput 

*These  sizes  have  suction  opening  on  the  side.     All  other  sizes  have  suction  opening  on  the  end. 
Any  of  the  above  sizes  will  be  furnished  brass  fitted  at  a  slight  additional  cost. 
See  Notes  i  and  z,  page  137,  concerning  capacities. 


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Duplex  Piston  Pattern  Pumps  for  General  Service 


Illustrating     General     Design     of     7x4^x7     to 

7x5x10,    inclusive. 

Fig.  344 


Illustrating   General   Design   of   8x5x12. 
Fig.   345 


Illustrating  General  Design  of  10x6x12. 
Fig.   346 


^MMIMMi*W«i^~~ 

Illustrating  General  Design  of  12x7x12  and  Larger  Sizes. 
Fig.  347 


FAIRBANKS,  MORSE  &  CO. 


143 


Duplex  Piston  Pattern  Pumps  for  General  Service 

The  cuts  on  the  opposite  page  illustrate  Fairbanks-Morse  Piston  Pattern 
Pumps  for  general  service.  They  are  designed  for  water  pressures  not  exceeding 
150  pounds  per  square  inch. 

The  water  ends  are  similar  in  general  design  to  pump  shown  in  section  by 
Fig.  328,  on  page  135. 

The  stuffing  boxes  are  all  of  ample  depth,  and  all  parts  of  the  machines  easily 
accessible  for  examination  or  repairs. 


Diameter 
of 

Steam 
Cylinders, 
Inches 

Diameter 
of 

Water 
Cylinders, 
Inches 

Length 
of 
Stroke, 
Inches 

Capac- 
ity in 
Gallons 
per 
Stroke 
of  One 
Piston 

Piston 
Travel, 
in  feet, 
per 
Minute 
Conser- 
vative 
Rating 

Gallons 

Minute 
at 
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Parba 
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Parky 
Pared 
Parfe 
Pargh 

Size  3x2x4  is  similar  in  appearance  to  Fig.  336,  page  138. 

Sizes  4$x3x4  to  6x4x6,  inclusive,  are  similar  in  general  design  to  Fig.  337,  page  138. 
Sizes  7x4^x7  to  7x5x10,  inclusive,  are  similar  in  general  design  to  Fig.  344,  page  142. 
See  Notes  i  and  2,  page  137,  concerning  capacities. 


In  the  following  sizes  Fairbanks-Morse  pumps  are  made  with  style  of  steam 
valve  mechanism  as  shown  by  Figs.  345  and  346  on  opposite  page. 

Aside  from  this  feature  the  details  of  design  are  practically  the  same  as  in  the 
smaller  sizes  mentioned  above.. 

They  will  stand  a  constant  water  pressure  not  exceeding  150  pounds. 


Pipe  Sizes  for 

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10 

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2 

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2.94 

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Any  of  the  above  pumps  will  be  furnished  brass  fitted  at  a  slight  additional  cost. 

10x6x12  and  larger  sizes  are  fitted  regularly  with  air  chambers. 

Smaller  sizes  are  not  so  fitted. 

See  Notes  I  and  2,  page  137,  concerning  capacities. 


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Compound  Duplex  Piston  Pattern  Pumps 
For  General  Service 


Pumps  listed  below  have  water  ends  of  the  submerged  piston  type  of  the  same 
general  design  as  the  simple  duplex  piston  pump,  pages  141  and  143. 


FOR  150  POUNDS  WATER  PRESSURE 


SIZE 

Capacity 
Gallons 
per 
Stroke 
One 
Piston 

Piston 
Travel 
Feet  per 
Minute 
Conser- 
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Rating 

Gallons 
per 
Minute 
at  Rated 
Speed 

Pipe  Sizes  for  Short 
Lengths,  Inches 

Floor 
Space 
in 
Inches 

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8  &  12x  7  x!2 
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8  &  12x  8|xl2 
9  &  14x  8^x12 
10  &  16x  8^x12 
10  &  16x10  xl2 

1.46 
2.00 
2.00 
2.94 
2.94 
2.94 
4.08 

80 
80 
80 
80 
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320 
320 
470 
470 
470 
652 

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7 
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107x32 
111x38 
106x32 
113x38 
120x41 
122x41 

Pib 
Pibab 
Pasab 
Pasba 
Pasce 
Pasda 
Pased 

For  Low  Service 


FOR  75  POUNDS  WATER  PRESSURE 


SIZE 

Capacity 
Gallons 
per 
Stroke 
One 
Piston 

Piston 
Travel 
Feet  per 
Minute 
Conser- 
vative 
Rating 

Gallons 
per 
Minute 
at  Rated 
Speed 

Pipe  Sizes  for  Short 
Lengths,  Inches 

Floor 
Space 
in 
Inches 

Tele- 
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Code 
Word 

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6  &  lOx  8^x12 
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9  &  14x10  x!2 

2.00 
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4.08 
4.08 

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80 
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320 
470 
652 
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7 
8 
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6 

7 
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104x28 
108x32 
115x33 
119x38 

Pasfa 
Pasgo 
Pashi 
Pasja 

Any  of  these  pumps  can  be  furnished  brass  fitted  at  a  slight  additional  cost. 
See  Notes  I  and  2,  page  137,  concerning  capacities. 


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Vertical  Duplex  Piston  Pattern  Pumps 
Marine  Type 

FOR  BOILER  FEEDING  AND  GENERAL   SERVICE 
FOR  200  POUNDS  WORKING  PRESSURE 


Fig.  348 — Size  6x4x6. 


Fig.  349— Size  10x6x12. 


The  type  of  pump  illustrated  above  is  of  a  form  designed  primarily  for  any 
situation  where  a  restricted  floor  space  makes  a  vertical  form  of  pump  preferable, 
such  as  marine  service,  for  office  buildings,  etc. 

Every  part  of  the  pump  is  easy  of  access,  and  the  water  passages  are  very  free 
and  direct.  The  interior  of  the  pump  chambers  may  be  easily  reached  through 
conveniently  arranged  hand  holes.  The  water  pistons  may  be  packed  through  the 
top  of  the  water  boxes  and  without  having  to  disturb  either  the  steam  pistons  or 
any  part  of  the  valve  motion. 

These  pumps  are  designed  for  water  pressure  up  to  200  pounds  per  square 
inch. 


Diameter 
of 
Steam 
Cylinders, 
Inches 

Diameter 
of 
Water 
Cylinders, 
Inches 

Length 
of 
Stroke, 
Inches 

Gallons 
per 
Stroke 
of  one 
Piston 

Gallons 
per 
Minute 
at  Easy 
Speed 

Diameter  of  Pipe  for  Short 
Lengths,  Inches 

Telegraphic 
Word 

Steam 
Pipe 

Ex- 
haust 
Pipe 

Suc- 
tion 
Pipe 

Dis- 
charge 
Pipe 

t 

7i 

8 
10 
10 

3 
3A 
4 
5 

4| 

5 
6 

7 

4 
5 
6 
6 
.10 
12 
12 
12 

.12 
.20 
.33 
.49 
.69 
1.02 
1.47 
2.00 

25 
40 
58 
91 
116 
163 
235 
320 

i 

1 
11 

P 

2 

11 
H 

2 
2 
2 
»f 

2* 

2 
8* 

3 
4 
4 
4 
5 
6 

}J 

2 
3 
3 
3 
4 
5 

Petka 
Petad 
Petab 
Petda 
Petog 
Petef 
Petgh 
Petil 

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Duplex  Plunger  and  Ring  Pattern  Pumps 
For  General  Service 


Fig.  350— Illustrating  12-inch  stroke  sizes. 


Fig.  351 — Illustrating  18-inch  stroke  sizes. 


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Duplex  Plunger  and  Ring  Pattern  Pumps 
For  General  Service 


The  following  list  of  pumps  is  shown  in  section  by  Figs.  330  and  331,  page  135. 
Valve  areas  are  large  and  the  passages  direct. 

We  commonly  fit  these  pumps  with  packed  pistons  but  can  fit  them  with  solid 
plungers  when  necessary,  or  when  the  service  makes  such  construction  desirable. 

These  pumps  are  used  very  largely  by  Railroad  Companies  for  water  station 
service,  small  water  works,  and  for  general  service  where  the  discharge  pressure 
does  not  exceed  150  pounds  per  square  inch. 


Piston 

Pipe  Sizes  for 
Short  Lengths,  Inches 

Capac- 
ity in 

Travel, 

u 

Tele- 

Diameter 

Diameter 

Gallons 

in  feet, 

Gallons 

£ 

u 

Floor 

graphic 

of 

Steam 

of 
Water 

Length 
of 

per 
Stroke 

per 

Minute 

per 
Minute 

1 

Ml 

£ 

o, 

£ 

m 

& 

Space, 
Inches 

Code 
Word 

Cylinders, 

Cylinders, 

Stroke, 

of  One 

Conser- 

at 

PH 

2 

c 

c 

03 

Inches 

Inches 

Inches 

Plun- 

vative 

Rated 

£ 

a 

•_2 

J3 

ger 

Rating 

Speed 

8 

y. 

o 

3 

2 

c/5 

W 

in 

Q 

10 

6 

12 

1.47 

80 

235 

2 

»i 

5 

4 

80x32 

Paske 

12 

6 

12 

1.47 

80 

235 

2i 

3 

5 

4 

80x32 

Paslk 

10 

7 

12 

2.00 

80 

320 

2 

81 

6 

5 

80x33 

Pasmo 

12 

7 

12 

2.00 

80 

320 

2* 

3 

6 

5 

80x33 

Pasne 

14 

7 

12 

2.00 

80 

320 

«1 

3 

6 

5 

80x42 

Pason 

12 

8 

12 

2.61 

80 

417 

*i 

3 

6 

5 

80x35 

Palfo 

14 

8 

12 

2.61 

80 

417 

2i 

3 

6 

5 

80x42 

Paspa 

16 

8 

12 

2.61 

80 

417 

2f 

3 

6 

5 

80x42 

Pasqe 

12 

8+ 

12 

2.94 

80 

470 

2i 

3 

6 

5 

80x42 

Pasrt 

14 

8} 

12 

2.94 

80 

470 

H 

3 

7 

6 

80x42 

Passo 

16 

a| 

12 

2.94 

80 

470 

*i 

3 

7 

6 

87x42 

Pasty 

14 

9 

12 

3.30 

SO 

530 

2i 

3 

7 

6 

80x42 

Pasye 

16 

9 

12 

3.30 

80 

530 

2i 

3 

7 

6 

87x42 

Pasz 

18 

9 

12 

3.30 

80 

530 

3 

aj 

8 

7 

90x48 

Pabab 

16 

10 

12 

4.08 

80 

652 

•i 

3 

8 

7 

87x48 

Patba 

18 

10 

12 

4.08 

80 

652 

3 

3i 

8 

7 

90x48 

Pamba 

16 

12 

12 

5.87 

80 

940 

3 

3i 

10 

8 

98x47 

Patdo 

18 

12 

12 

5.87 

80 

940 

3 

f| 

10 

8 

98x47 

Fated 

16 

9 

18 

4.95 

100 

660 

H 

3 

7 

6 

104x50 

Patfg 

18 

9 

18 

4.95 

100 

•   660 

8| 

3 

7 

6 

106x50 

Patgf 

16 

10 

18 

6.12 

100 

816 

2i 

3 

8 

7 

104x50 

Pathi 

18 

10 

18 

6.12 

100 

816 

3 

N 

8 

7 

106x50 

Patih 

20 

10 

18 

6.12 

100 

816 

4 

5 

10 

7 

106x50 

Patjk 

16 

12 

18 

8.81 

100 

1174 

8i 

3 

10 

8 

104x47 

Patka 

18 

12 

18 

8.81 

100 

1174 

3 

3* 

10 

8 

106x53 

Patio 

20 

12 

18 

8.81 

100 

1174 

4 

5 

10 

8 

111x56 

Patma 

18 

14 

18 

12.00 

100 

1600 

3 

H 

12 

10 

105x58 

Patno 

20 

14 

18 

12.00 

100 

1600 

4 

5 

12 

10 

112x56 

Patpa 

18 

16 

18 

15.67 

100 

2088 

3 

8| 

14 

12 

126x68 

Patre 

20 

16 

18 

15.67 

100 

2088 

4 

5 

14 

12 

127^x68 

Patsa 

Any  of  the  above  pumps  can  be  furnished  brass  fitted  at  a  slight  additional  cost, 
See  Notes  I  and  2,  page  137,  concerning  capacities. 


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Duplex  Plunger  and  Ring  Pattern  Low  Service  or 

Tank  Pumps 


Fig.  352— Size  14x14x12. 


The  design  of  the  water  end  is  shown  in  section  by  Figs.  330  and  331,  page  135. 

These  pumps  are  designed  for  water  pressures  not  exceeding  75  pounds  per 
square  inch. 


Size  of  Pump 

Diameter  of  Pipes  for 

Piston 

Short  Lengths,  Inches 

Travel, 

K 

Tele- 

Diameter 

Diameter 

Gallons 

in  feet, 

Gallons 

V 

<u 

a 

Floor 

graphic 

of 
Steam 

of 
Water 

Length 
of 

per 

Stroke 

per 
Minute 

per 
Minute 

.1 

o. 

£ 

a, 

£ 

S 
% 

Space, 
Inches 

Code 
Word 

Cylinders, 

Cylinders, 

Stroke, 

of  One 

Conser- 

at 

PH 

£ 

a 

K 

a 

Inches 

Inches 

Inches 

Piston 

vative 

Rated 

g 

rt 

•8 

js 

Rating 

Speed 

u 

"x 

o 

3 

ss 

in 

W 

V2 

3 

8 

7 

12 

2.00 

80 

320 

1* 

2 

6 

5 

74x35 

Parda 

8 

8 

12 

2.61 

80 

417 

ll 

2 

6 

5 

74x35 

Pavab 

10 

8 

12 

2.61 

80 

417 

2 

21 

6 

5 

74x35 

Pavba 

8 

10 

12 

4.08 

80 

652 

1J 

2 

8 

7 

82x43 

Pavca 

10 

10 

12 

4.08 

80 

•  652 

2 

21 

8 

7 

82x431 

Pavde 

12 

10 

12 

4.08 

80 

652 

21 

3 

8 

7 

82x431 

Paved 

14 

10 

12 

4.08 

80 

652 

21 

3 

8 

7 

82x431 

Pavef 

10 

12 

12 

5.87 

80 

940 

2 

21 

10 

8 

92x47 

Pavfe 

12 

12 

12 

5.87 

80 

940 

21 

3 

10 

8 

92x47 

Pavfg 

14 

12 

12 

5.87 

80 

940 

21 

3 

10 

8 

92x47 

Pavgf 

10 

14 

12 

7.99 

80 

1280 

2 

21 

12 

10 

92x49 

Pavfh 

12 

14 

12 

7.99 

80 

1280 

21 

3 

12 

10 

92x49 

Pavgi 

14 

14 

12 

7.99 

80 

1280 

21 

3 

12 

10 

92x49 

Pavho 

16 

14 

12 

7.99 

80 

1280 

21 

3 

12 

10 

96x58 

Pavix 

12 

14 

18 

12.00 

100 

1600 

21 

3 

12 

10 

107x58 

Pavka 

14 

14 

18 

12.00 

100 

1600 

21 

3 

12 

10 

107x58       Pavlk 

16 

14 

18 

12.00 

100 

1600 

21 

3 

12 

10 

107x58 

Pavmo 

12 

15 

18 

13.77 

100 

1836 

21 

3 

12 

10 

107x58 

Pavme 

12 

16 

18 

15.67 

100 

2088 

21 

3 

14 

12 

125x70       Pavny 

14 

16 

18 

15.67 

100 

2088 

21 

3 

14 

12 

125x70 

Pavpr 

16 

16 

18 

15.67 

100 

2088 

21 

3 

14 

12 

125x70 

Pavgx 

Any  of  the  above  pumps  will  be  furnished  brass  fitted  at  a  slight  additional  cost. 
See  Notes  I  and  2,  page  /J7,  concerning  capacities. 


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Duplex  Low  Steam  Pressure  Pumps 


Fig.  353— Size  6x2^x6. 


In  apartment  houses,  halls,  and  public  buildings,  and  in  private  residences, 
where  a  low  pressure  heating  system  is  used,  only  a  very  moderate  pressure  of 
steam  is  available  to  operate  the  pumps.  Therefore  the  relative  proportions  of 
steam  and  water  cylinders  must  differ  from  those  in  a  pump  operated  under  a 
higher  steam  pressure.  We  furnish  our  special  low  steam  pressure  pumps  for 
such  service.  They  are  smooth  and  noiseless  in  their  action  and  consequently 
best  adapted  for  such  buildings.  They  will  operate  with  a  steam  pressure  of  from 
10  to  15  pounds. 


Size  of  Pump 

Diameter  of  Pipes  for 

Capacity  in 
Gallons  per 
Hour  at 

Short  Lengths,  Inches 

Fl6or 
Space, 
Inches 

Telegraphic 
Code 
Word 

Diameter 
of  Steam 

Diameter 
of  Water 

Length 
of 

Ex- 

Suc- 

Dis- 

Cylinders, 

Cylinders, 

Stroke  , 

Easy  Speed 

Steam 

haust 

tion 

charge 

Inches 

Inches 

Inches 

Pipe 

Pipe 

Pipe 

Pipe 

3 

U 

4 

125  to    200 

1 

I 

li 

1 

28  xlli 

Pate 

4i 

2 

4 

200  to    300 

I 

2 

li 

33^x14 

Paxab 

*I 

2i 

4 

250  to    375 

I 

j 

2 

li 

331x14 

Paxba 

5i 

2 

5 

350  to    450 

1 

li 

H 

li 

37^x16 

Paxdo 

5i 

2i 

5 

450  to    650 

1 

li 

2i 

li 

37^x16 

Paxde 

6 

H 

6 

700  to  1000 

1 

1* 

8f 

1< 

41  x!7 

Paxey 

6 

3 

6 

900  to  1200 

1 

1* 

2* 

li 

41  x!7 

Paxgr 

7 

3* 

10 

1800  to'2400 

1$ 

2 

4 

3 

68  x23 

Paxhi 

*8 

81 

12 

2000  to  3000 

1£ 

2 

4 

3 

71  x23 

Paxih 

*8 

4 

12 

2500  to  3800 

l| 

2 

4 

3 

71  x23 

Patent 

Any  of  the  above  pumps  will  be  furnished  brass  fitted  at  a  slight  additional  cost. 
*These  two  sizes  have  style  of  steam  valve  mechanism  snown  by  Fig.  345,  page  142. 


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Duplex  Automatic  Feed  Pumps  and  Receivers 


Fig.   354 — Size  6x4x6 — Illustrating  Duplex  Piston  Pattern  Pump  and  Receiver. 


Fig.  355 — Size  6x4x6 — Illustrating  Duplex  Ram  Pattern  Pump  and  Receiver. 


Fig.  356 — Illustrating  an  arrangement  of  Two  Pumps  connected  to  one  Automatic  Receiving  Tank  so 
that  One  Pump  can  be  operated  and  the  other  held  in  reserve. 


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Duplex  Automatic  Feed  Pumps  and  Receivers 

This  is  a  simple  and  effective  combination  of  our  duplex  steam  pump  attached 
to  a  receiving  tank,  which  receives  the  water  of  condensation  and  the  pump  auto- 
matically returns  it  to  the  boiler  at  the  highest  possible  temperature. 

These  machines  are  especially  useful  for  returning  water  of  condensation  from 
steam  heating  coils,  drying  cylinders,  evaporating  effects  or  in  any  place  where  it 
is  desirable  to  return  such  condensation  to  the  boiler  at  as  high  a  temperature  as 
possible. 

By  the  use  of  feed  pumps  and  receivers  such  annoyances  as  are  experienced 
with  steam  traps,  tanks  and  similar  devices  are  entirely  obviated. 

The  tanks  used  with  our  Pumps  and  Receivers  are  made  strong  enough  to 
stand  a  pressure  of  100  Ibs.  per  square  inch,  but  if  the  tank  is  liable  to  be  sub- 
jected to  a  pressure  in  excess  of  25  Ibs.  per  square  inch  owing  to  the  arrangement 
of  the  heating  system  with  which  the  machine  is  used,  then  we  recommend  the 
use  of  an  automatic  relief  valve,  same  to  be  placed  preferably  on  the  receiving 
tank.  We  can  furnish  this  relief  valve,  if  specially  ordered,  at  extra  cost. 


Square 

Capacity 

Feet  of 

Tele- 

Size of 

Size  of 

per 

Heating 

Floor 

Size  of 

graphic 

No. 

Pump, 

Receiver, 

Minute, 

Surface 

Space, 

Height, 

No.  of 

Inlets, 

Code 

Inches 

Inches 

Gallons 

it  Will 

Inches 

Inches 

Inlets 

Inches 

Word 

Drain 

LIST  OF  PISTON  PATTERN  PUMPS  AND  RECEIVERS 


1 

3  x2  x4 

12x24 

9 

5000 

32  x22 

23i 

2 

2 

Payab 

2 

4^x3  x4 

12x24 

15 

12500 

39  x24 

27J 

2 

2 

Payba 

3 

5^x3ix5 

14x28 

36 

25000 

45  x20 

33 

2 

ft* 

Payee 

4 

6  x4  x6 

16x30 

50 

40000 

50^x32 

35i 

2 

3 

Payee 

5 

7  x4jx7 

16x30 

65 

45000 

75  x45 

35* 

2 

3 

Payda 

LIST  OF  RAM  PATTERN  PUMPS  AND  RECEIVERS 


2 

4*x3x  4 

12x24 

15 

12500 

56  x30 

34 

2 

2 

Payef 

3 

5^x3^x5 

14x28 

36 

25000 

69  x37 

35 

2 

2i 

Payfg 

4 

6  x4  x6 

16x30 

50 

40000 

71  x45 

35* 

2 

3 

Payhi 

5 

7}x5  x6 

16x36 

65 

45000 

75  x38 

40 

2 

3 

Payih 

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Duplex  Fire  Pumps 


Fig.   357 — Size  16x9x12. 

These  pumps  are  designed  and  constructed  as  quick  working  fire  pumps;  the 
valve  areas  and  water  passages  are  unusually  large,  to  insure  the  complete  and 
easy  filling  of  the  pump  chambers  when  the  pump  is  running  at  its  greatest  speed. 

The  valve  motion  is  of  new  and  superior  design  throughout  and  enables  the 
pumps  to  be  run  at  a  very  high  rate  of  speed  when  required,  without  jar  or  any 
possibility  of  derangement. 

The  steam  cylinders  of  the  larger  sizes  of  fire  pumps  may  be  compounded 
when  desired.  We  usually  fit  these  pumps  with  packed  water  pistons,  but  solid 
plungers  will  be  furnished  if  so  ordered.  For  list  of  Underwriter  Fire  Pumps,  see 
following  page.  These  pumps  are  built  for  a  water  pressure  of  150  pounds  per 
square  inch. 


Size  of  Pump 

"Picf  f\n 

Diameter  of  Pipes  for 
Short  Lengths,  Inches 

iriston 
Travel, 

JJ 

Tele- 

Diameter 

Diameter 

Gallons 

in  Feet, 

Gallons 

CJ 

<u 

2* 

Floor 

graphic 

of 
Steam 

of 
Water 

Length 
of 

per 
Stroke 

per 

Minute 

per 
Minute 

.1 

£ 

£ 

V 

M 

Space, 
Inches 

Code 
Word 

Cylinders, 
Inches 

Cylinders, 
Inches 

Stroke, 
Inches 

of  One 
Piston 

Conser- 
vative 

at 
Rated 

PH 

s 

"5! 

3 

a 

G 
| 

| 

Rating 

Speed 

I 

X 

3 

2 

55 

CO 

3 

10 

5 

12 

1.02 

100 

204 

2 

2i 

5 

4 

80x32 

Peda 

10 

6 

12 

1.47 

100 

292 

2 

2* 

6 

5 

80x32 

Payko 

12 

6 

12 

1.47 

100 

292 

2i 

3 

6 

5 

80x32 

Payok 

12 

7 

12 

2.00 

100 

400 

2i 

3 

8 

6 

80x35 

Pagna 

14 

7 

12 

2.00 

100 

400 

2. 

3 

8 

6 

80x42 

Payrt 

14 

8 

12 

2.61 

100 

522 

g 

3 

8 

6 

80x42 

Paytr 

16 

8 

12 

2.61 

100 

522 

23 

3 

8 

6 

82x42 

Payrx 

16 

84 

12 

2.94 

100 

588 

21 

3 

8 

6 

82x42 

Pebab 

16 

9 

12 

3.30 

100 

660 

2* 

3 

10 

7 

86x43^ 

Pebca 

18 

9 

12 

3.30 

100 

660 

3 

84 

10 

7 

92x48 

Pebed 

18 

10 

12 

4.08 

100 

816 

3 

84 

10 

8 

92x48 

Pebfa 

18 

10 

18 

6.12 

125 

1020 

3 

8J 

10 

8 

105x48 

Pebgo 

20 

10 

18 

6.12 

125 

1020 

4 

5           10 

8 

106x48 

Pebhi 

20                    12 

18 

8.81 

125 

1467 

4 

5           12 

10 

108x48 

Pebix 

These  pumps  are  fitted  with  two,   four  or  six  way  hose  connections,  when  required,  at  extra  cost. 

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Duplex  Underwriter  Fire  Pumps 


Fig.   358— Size  16x9x12. 

The  Underwriter  Fire  Pump  is  the  title  adopted  by  the  Factory  Mutual  Fire 
Insurance  Companies  of  Boston,  Mass.,  to  designate  a  duplex  steam  fire  pump 
that  is  built  in  strict  accordance  with  the  specifications  issued  by  those  companies. 
These  pumps  are  built  of  unusual  strength,  with  very  large  valve  areas,  and  the 
design  contains  several  important  features  not  found  in  other  pumps  of  the  usual 
construction. 

These  pumps  are  brass  fitted  throughout  to  prevent  any  possibility  of  the 
working  parts  rusting  together  in  case  the  pump  stands  idle  for  a  time. 

With  every  pump  there  are  furnished  certain  fittings  called  for  by  the  speci- 
fications which  are  not  required  with  our  other  fire  pumps.  Among  these  fittings 
are  the  following: 

A  suction  elbow  or  tee,  suction  air  chamber,  brass  priming  pipes  with  air 
cocks  and  check  valves,  stroke  gauge,  capacity  plate,  steam  gauge,  water  gauge, 
air  relief  valve,  water  relief  valve  with  funnel,  hose  gate  valves,  lever  handle  drain 
valves  for  both  the  steam  and  water  ends,  sight  feed  lubricator  and  a  hand  oil 
pump  for  the  steam  cylinders. 

We  give  every  pump  a  most  rigid  test  before  shipment,  including  a  test  of  the 
water  end  to  300  pounds  static  pressure. 


Size  of  Pump 

Under- 
writers 
Rating 
Gallons 
per 
Minute 

Diameter  of  Pipes  for  Short 
Lengths,  Inches 

Floor 
Space, 
Inches 

Tele- 
graphic 
Code 
Word 

Diameter 
of  Steam 
Cylinders, 
Inches 

Diameter 
of  Water 
Pistons, 
Inches 

Length 
of 
Stroke, 
Inches 

Steam 
Pipe 

Ex- 
haust 
Pipe 

Suc- 
tion 
Pipe 

Dis- 
charge 
Pipe 

14 
16 

18 
20 

7 
9 
10 
12 

12 
12 
12 
16 

500 

750 
1000 
1500 

3 

»i 

5 

4 
4 
5 
6 

8 
10 
12 
14 

6 

7 
8 
10 

103x43 
116x464 
113x464 
144x55 

Pebok 
Pebkx 
Pebra 
Pebst 

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Compound  Duplex  Plunger  and  Ring  Pattern  Pumps 


Fig.  359— Size  12—18x10x12.     Illustrating  our  No.  1  Style  Steam  End. 

This  arrangement  of  steam  cylinders  regularly  used  on   12-inch   stroke  com- 
pound pumps. 


Fig.  360 — Size  10 — 16x12x18.     Illustrating  our  No.  2  Style  Steam  End. 

This  arrangement  of  steam  cylinders  regularly  used  on   18-inch  stroke  com- 
pound pumps,  but  No.  1  style  steam  end,  shown  above,  will  be  furnished  if  ordered. 


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Compound  Duplex  Plunger  and  Ring  Pattern  Pumps 

The  machines  illustrated  on  the  opposite  page  are  our  designs  of  standard 
Compound  Duplex  Pumping  Engines  for  general  service. 

The  water  boxes  are  shown  in  section  by  Figs.  330  and  331,  on  page  135. 

The  valve  area  in  these  pumps  being  large,  and  the  arrangement  of  the  water 
valves  such  as  will  give  a  very  direct  course  for  the  water  through  the  pump,  they 
may  be  operated  at  maximum  speed  without  undue  shock  or  vibration,  and  with 
perfect  safety  to  all  moving  parts.  The  stuffing  boxes  are  all  large  and  deep,  and 
the  interior  of  the  valve  chambers'  may  be  easily  reached  through  ample  size  hand 
holes. 

By  compounding  the  steam  ends  of  our  pumps,  whereby  the  effect  of  a  cut-off 
is  secured,  a  saving  of  from  30  to  35  per  cent,  is  made  in  the  amount  of  steam  used 
over  that  of  simple  duplex  pumps.  While  the  first  cost  is  more  than  that  of  a  sim- 
ple duplex  pump,  yet  the  saving  in  fuel,  when  the  work  is  of  such  a  character  as 
to  require  regular  service,  very  soon  pays  for  the  difference  in  first  cost. 

Compound  cylinders  are  applied  extensively  to  hydraulic  elevator  pumps,  pres- 
sure pumps,  tank  pumps,  mine  pumps,  and  pumps  used  in  larger  size  water  works 
plants. 

A  special  attachment  can  be  fitted  to  these  pumps  whereby  steam  at  boiler 
pressure  may  be  admitted  to  both  the  high  and  low  pressure  cylinders  for  fire  ser- 
vice. This  is  accomplished  by  the  single  movement  of  a  lever,  and  a  compound 
pump  is  instantly  converted  into  a  high  pressure  fire  pump,  the  full  power  of  all 
four  cylinders  being  obtained. 

These  machines  will  stand  a  constant  working  pressure  not  exceeding  150 
pounds  per  square  inch. 


Piston 

Pipe  Sizes  for 

Capac- 

Travel, 

/^011  „„, 

Short  Lengths,  Inches 

Diameter 
of 
Steam 

Diameter 
of 
Water 

Length 
of 

ity  i» 
Gallons 
per 

in  Feet, 
Minute 

vjallons 
per 
Minute 

•8 

c 

» 

rt 

Floor 

Tele- 
graphic 

Cylinders, 

Cylinders, 

Stroke, 

Stroke 

Conser- 

at 

g 

5 

.2 

jB 

Space, 

Code 

Inches 

Inches 

Inches 

of  One 

vative 

Rated 

s 

JS 

| 

8 

Inches 

Word 

Piston 

Rating 

Speed 

-4-» 

C/2 

W 

CA 

q 

6  &  10 

6 

12 

1.47 

80 

235 

1 

24 

5 

4 

103x32 

Pebtx 

6  &  10 

7 

12 

2.00 

80 

320 

1 

24 

6 

5 

103x33 

Pecan 

8  &12 

7 

12 

2.00 

80 

320 

1* 

3 

6 

5 

105x33 

Peka 

9&14 

7 

12 

2.00 

80 

320 

2 

3 

6 

5 

109x42 

Pecde 

8&12 

8 

12 

2.61 

80 

417 

11 

3 

6 

5 

107x37 

Peced 

9  &  14 

8 

12 

2.61 

80 

417 

2 

3 

6 

5 

109x42 

Pecfg 

10&16 

8 

12 

2.61 

80 

417 

2 

3 

6 

5 

114x42 

Pecgf 

8&12 

84 

12 

2.94 

80 

470 

H 

3 

7 

6 

107x37 

Pechi 

9£  14 

B| 

12 

2.94 

80 

470 

2 

3 

7 

6 

109x42 

Pecih 

10&16 

8} 

12 

2.94 

80 

470 

2 

3 

7 

6 

114x42 

Pecjk 

8&12 

9 

12 

2.94 

80 

530 

H 

3 

7 

6 

107x42 

Peckj 

9&14 

9 

12 

3.30 

80 

530 

2 

3 

7 

6 

109x42 

Peclm 

10  &16 

9 

12 

3.30 

80 

530 

2 

3 

7 

6 

114x42 

Pence 

12  &18 

9 

12 

3.30 

80 

530 

24 

34 

7 

6 

120x48 

Pecml 

14&20 

9 

12 

3.30 

80 

530 

24 

5 

7 

6 

125x50 

Pecno 

8&12 

10 

12 

4.08 

80 

652 

14 

3 

8 

7 

112x434 

Parvy 

9  &14 

10 

12 

4.08 

80 

652 

2 

3 

8 

7 

112x46 

Penda 

10  &  16 

10 

12 

4.08 

80 

652 

2 

3 

8 

7 

117x46 

Pecop 

12  &18 

10 

12 

4.08 

80 

652 

24 

34 

8 

7 

120x48 

Pecpo 

14  &20 

10 

12 

4.08 

80 

652 

if 

5 

8 

7 

125x50 

Pecqr 

8&12 

12 

12 

5.87 

80 

939 

li 

3 

10 

8 

117x48 

Pecrq 

9&14 

12 

12 

5.87 

80 

939 

2 

3 

10 

8 

123x54 

Pecst 

10  &16 

12 

12 

5.87 

80 

939 

2 

3 

10 

8 

124x56 

Pects 

12  &  18 

12 

12 

5.87 

80 

939 

»i 

34 

10 

8 

124x56 

Pecux 

14&20 

12 

12 

5.87 

80 

939 

si 

5 

10 

8 

126x56 

Pecva 

9&14 

10 

18 

6.12 

100 

816 

2 

3 

8 

7 

144x48 

Pecyx 

10  &  16 

10 

18 

6.12 

100 

816 

2 

3 

8 

7 

144x48 

Pedab 

12  &  18 

10 

18 

6.12 

100 

816 

24 

34 

8 

7 

144x48 

Pedba 

14  &  20 

10 

18 

6.12 

100 

816 

24 

5 

8 

7 

144x52 

Pedcd 

9  &  14 

12 

18 

8.81 

100 

1174 

2 

3 

10 

8 

140x48 

Pedef 

10  &16 

12 

18 

8.81 

100 

1174 

2 

3 

10 

8 

144x48 

Pedfe 

12  &18 

12 

18 

8.81 

100 

1174 

24 

34 

10 

8 

144x56 

Pedgh 

14&20 

12 

18 

8.81 

100 

1174 

24 

5 

10 

8 

146x56 

Pedhg 

9&14 

14 

18 

12.00 

100 

1600 

2 

3 

12 

10 

144x56 

Pedik 

10  &16 

14 

18 

12.00 

100 

1600 

2 

3 

12 

10 

144x56 

Pedki 

12  &18 

14 

18 

12.00 

100 

1600 

24 

34 

12 

10 

144x56 

Pedlm 

14&20 

14 

18 

12.00 

100 

1600 

24 

5 

12 

10 

146x56 

Pedml 

10  &  16 

16 

18 

15.67 

100 

2088 

2 

3 

14 

12 

162x68 

Pedno 

12  &18 

16 

18 

15.67 

100 

2088 

24 

34 

14 

12 

162x68 

Pedon 

14&20 

16 

18 

15.67 

100 

2088 

24 

5 

14 

12 

164x68 

Pedpq 

NOTE.  —  Any  of  the  above  pumps  will  be  furnished  brass  fitted,  if  desired,  at  a  slight  additional  cost. 

See  Notes  I  and  2,  page  137,  concerning  capacities. 

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Triple  Expansion  Duplex  Pumping  Engines  for 
Water  Works  Service,  Etc. 


Fig.   362 — Illustrating  18-inch   Stroke,  Triple   Expansion  Plunger  and   Ring  Pattern  Pumping  Engine. 
Capacity  2,000,000  Gallons  in  24  Hours. 


The  Triple  Expansion  machines  illustrated  above  and  on  the  preceding  page 
are  lof  designs  which  have  proven  very  economical  in  the  consumption  of  steam 
and  the  economy  of  operation  is  such  that  when  considered  in  connection  with  the 
first  cost  of  the  pump  it  gives  this  type  of  machine  the  preference  in  many  situa- 
tions. 

The  steam  end  is  fitted  with  semi-rotative  valves,  and  the  main  valves  on  the 
high  pressure  steam  cylinders  are  fitted  with  a  riding  cut-off  valve,  which  can  be 
adjusted  by  hand  while  the  engine  is  in  operation. 

The  machine  is  designed  with  a  view  to  rendering  all  parts  easy  of  access,  and 
the  arrangement  of  the  piston  rods  and  cradles  is  such,  in  the  larger  sizes,  as  to 
permit  removing  the  steam  pistons  when  necessary  without  having  to  take  down 
any  of  the  cylinders  or  cradles. 

These  machines  are  designed  to  be  operated  condensing,  using  a  surface  con- 
denser arranged  in  the  suction  or  discharge  line,  as  may  be  best  suited  to  a  par- 
ticular situation,  or  exhausting  into  a  jet  condenser,  if  such  type  is  preferred. 


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Duplex  Outside  Center  Packed  Plunger  Pumps 


Fig.   363 — Illustrating  sizes   7x4^x7   to   7x5x10,   Inclusive. 


Fig.  364 — Illustrating  sizes  8x5x12  to   12x6x12,   inclusive,   except  that  8xf 
regularly  supplied  with  air  chamber  and  cushion  valves. 


Mb- 


Fig.   365 — Illustrating  10x7x12   and  larger  sizes. 


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Duplex  Outside  Center  Packed  Plunger  Pumps 


These  pumps  are  of  a  type  especially  adapted  for  situations  where  the  liquid 
to  be  handled  contains  considerable  grit  or  sand,  or  where  the  pressure  to  be 
pumped  against  is  moderately  high.  They  are  also  well  adapted  for  handling  hot 
water. 

In  this  type  of  pump,  the  plungers  being  externally  packed,  are  always  in 
sight  of  the  attendant  engineer,  and  any  leakage  can  be  at  once  detected,  and  the 
stuffing  boxes  adjusted  or  repacked  very  quickly. 

All  parts  of  these  pumps  are  easy  of  access,  the  arrangement  of  the  water  end 
being  such  as  to  permit  the  water  valves  being  easily  reached.  All  the  stuffing 
boxes  are  large  and  deep,  so  that  an  ample  allowance  of  packing  may  be  used. 

All  parts  of  the  pumps  are  heavily  proportioned,  with  a  view  to  their  being 
durable  under  the  heavy  service  for  which  they  are  commonly  used. 

The  pump  ends  of  the  machines  listed  will  stand  a  constant  working  pressure 
not  exceeding  200  pounds,  but  we  can  furnish  machines  of  this  type  with  pump 
ends  strong  enough  for  250  pounds  working  pressure. 


Gallons 

Size  of  Pipes  for 

Deliv- 

Short  Lengths,  Inches 

Capac- 
ity in 

JT  iston 
Travel, 

CrcQ 

per 

w 

Tele- 

Diameter 

Diameter 

Gallons 

in  feet, 

Minute 

y 

w 

c, 

Floor 

graphic 

of 

Steam 

of 
Water 

Length 
of 

per 
Stroke 

per 
Minute 

by  both 
Plun- 

I 

Of 

£ 

a 

£ 

E 

& 

Space, 
Inches 

Code 

Word 

Cylinders, 

Plungers, 

Stroke, 

of  One 

Conser- 

gers at 

PH 

« 

a 

cd 

Inches 

Inches 

Inches 

Plun- 

vative 

Rated 

§ 

3 

o 

*C 

ger 

Rating 

Speed 

1 

J3 
X 

"y 
;3 

i 

C/3 

W 

M 

3 

7 

4* 

7 

.48 

55 

91 

If 

2 

3 

72x21 

Pifan 

7 

5 

7 

.59 

55 

112 

If 

2 

3 

72x21 

Pifna 

7 

4i 

10 

.69 

70 

116 

If 

2 

3 

88x22i 

Pedtu 

7 

5 

10 

.85 

70 

142 

if 

2 

3 

88x22i 

Pedut 

8 

5 

12 

1.02 

80 

163 

il 

2 

3 

94x25 

Pedvx 

10 

5 

12 

1.02 

80 

163 

2 

8* 

3 

97x27 

Pedwy 

t  8 

6 

12 

1.47 

80 

235 

li 

2 

5 

4 

98x29 

Pedxa 

no 

6 

12 

1.47 

80 

235 

2 

2* 

5 

4 

98x29 

Pefab 

12 

6 

12 

1.47 

80 

235 

81 

3 

5 

4 

102x31 

Pefba 

10 

7 

12 

2.00 

80 

320 

2 

8| 

6 

5 

116x29$ 

Pefcd 

12 

7 

12 

2.00 

80 

320 

8f 

3 

6 

5 

117x31 

Pefdc 

14 

7 

12 

2.00 

80 

320 

2* 

3 

6 

5 

117x38$ 

Pefef 

12 

8 

12 

2.61 

80 

417 

2i 

3 

6 

5 

121x37 

Pefgh 

14 

8 

12 

2.61 

80 

417 

8| 

3 

6 

5 

124x38$ 

Pefhg 

16 

8 

12 

2.61 

80 

417 

2l 

3 

6 

5 

125x41 

Pefij 

14 

9 

12 

3.30 

80 

530 

2| 

3 

7 

6 

124x39 

Pefkl 

16 

9 

12 

3.30 

80 

530 

81 

3 

7 

6 

125x41 

Peflk 

18 

9 

12 

3.30 

80 

530 

3 

3i 

7 

6 

126x45 

Pefmo 

14 

10 

12 

4.08 

SO 

652 

2* 

3 

8 

7 

128x39 

Pefna 

16 

10 

12 

4.08 

80 

652 

8} 

3 

8 

7 

132x40 

Pefop 

18 

10 

12 

4.08 

80 

652 

3 

8f 

8 

7 

134x45$ 

Pefrs 

18 

10 

18 

6.12 

100 

816 

3 

3* 

8 

7 

150x47 

Pefsr 

20 

10 

18 

6.12 

100 

816 

4 

5 

8 

7 

152x47 

Peftu 

14 

12 

18 

8.81 

100 

1174 

8f 

3 

10 

8 

156x49 

Pefut 

16 

12 

18 

8.81 

100 

1174 

2! 

3           10 

8 

157x49 

Pefoy 

18 

12 

18 

8.81 

100 

1174 

3 

3i 

10 

8 

158x49 

Pefxz 

20 

12 

18 

8.81 

100 

1174 

4 

5 

10 

8 

160x51 

Pegab 

18 

14 

18 

12.00 

100 

1600 

3 

3i 

12 

10 

162x62 

Pegba 

20 

14 

18 

12.00 

100 

1600 

4 

5 

12 

10 

168x62 

Pegcd 

*Sizes  7x4$x7  to  7x5x10,  inclusive,  are  similar  in  appearance  to  Fig.  363,  on  page  158. 

tSizes  8x5x12  to  12x6x12,  inclusive,  are  similar  in  appearance  to  Fig.  364,  on  page  158,  excepting 
that  sizes  8x5x12  and  8x6x12  are  not  regularly  provided  with  air  chamber  or  cushion  valves. 

Other  sizes  listed  are  similar  in  appearance  to  Fig.  365,  on  page  158. 

Any  of  the  above  pumps  will  be  fitted  with  composition  plungers,  lined  glands,  and  bronze  rods 
at  a  slight  additional  cost. 

See  Notes  i  and  2,  Page  137,  concerning  capacities. 


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Compound  Duplex  Outside  Center 
Packed  Plunger  Pumps 


Fig.  366 — Illustrating  8x12x6x12  Compound  Duplex  Outside  Center  Packed  Plunger  Pump. 


Fig.  367 — Illustrating  9x14x7x12  and  larger  12-inch  stroke 
Compound  Duplex  Outside  Center  Packed  Plunger  Pump 
with  No.  1  style  steam  end. 


Fig.   368 — Illustrating  18-inch  stroke  Compound  Duplex  Outside  Center  Packed  Plunger  Pump 

with  No.   2  style  steam  end. 


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Compound  Duplex  Outside  Center  Packed 
Plunger  Pumps 

Pumps  illustrated  on  the  preceding  pages  are  of  the  compound,  duplex,  outside 
center  packed  plunger  type. 

By  compounding  the  steam  end  of  these  pumps  there  is  obtained  a  saving  of 
from  30  to  35%  in  the  amount  of  steam  required  for  a  given  service,  over  that  used 
by  a  simple  duplex  pump. 

In  many  situations  it  is  advisable  to  proportion  the  steam  ends  so  that  the 
pumps  may  be  operated  condensing  and  in  this  manner  a  very  high  efficiency  is 
obtained. 

The  valve  areas  in  these  pumps  are  large  and  the  water  passages  through  the 
pumps  very  direct.  The  framing  is  massive  and  well  proportioned,  so  that  the 
pumps  can  be  depended  upon  to  give  excellent  service  under  the  most  exacting 
conditions. 

The  pump  ends  of  the  machines  listed  will  stand  a  constant  working  pressure 
not  exceeding  200  pounds,  but  we  can  furnish  machines  of  this  type  with  pump 
ends  strong  enough  for  250  pounds  working  pressure. 


Gallons 
Deliv- 

Pipe Sizes  for 
Short  Lengths,  Inches 

Caoac- 

Piston 

ered 

ity  in 

Travel 

per 

u 

Tele- 

Diameter 

Diameter 

Gallons 

Feet 

Minute 

<u 

& 

Floor 

graphic 

of 
Steam 

of 
Water 

Length 
of 

per 
Stroke 

Minute 

by  both 
Plun- 

D 
.9* 

0. 

£ 

o. 
PH 

PH 
8, 

Space, 
Inches 

Code 
Word 

Cylinders, 

Plungers, 

Stroke, 

of  One 

Conser- 

gers at 

PH 

to 

C 

Inches 

Inches 

Inches 

Plun- 

vative 

Rated 

£ 

cd 

o 

,c 

ger 

Rating 

Speed 

S 

fl 

X 

1 

% 

55 

W 

en 

5 

*8  &12 

5 

12 

1.02 

80 

163 

14 

3 

4 

3 

124x32 

Pegdc 

9  &14 

5 

12 

1.02 

80 

163 

2 

3 

4 

3 

126x37 

Pegef 

10  &16 

5 

12 

1.02 

80 

163 

2 

3 

4 

3 

128x37 

Pegfe 

8&12 

6 

12 

1.47 

80 

235 

14 

3 

5 

4 

124x32 

Peghi 

9&14 

6 

12 

1.47 

80 

235 

2 

3 

5 

4 

152x41 

Pegih 

10&16 

6 

12 

1.47 

80 

235 

2 

3 

5 

4 

152x41 

Pegkl 

8&12 

7 

12 

2.00 

80 

320 

n 

3 

6 

5 

148x34 

Peglk 

9&14 

7 

12 

2.00 

80 

320 

2 

3 

6 

5 

152x41 

Pegmo 

10  &16 

7 

12 

2.00 

80 

320 

2 

3 

6 

5 

154x41 

Pegna 

12  &  18 

7 

12 

2.00 

80 

320 

24 

84 

6 

5 

157x48 

Pegop 

8&12 

8 

12 

2.61 

80 

417 

14 

3 

6 

5 

156x37 

Pegpo 

9&  14 

8 

12 

2.61 

80 

417 

2 

3 

6 

5 

156x41 

Pegrs 

10  &16 

8 

12 

2.61 

80 

417 

2 

3 

6 

5 

157x41 

Pegsr 

12  &  18 

8 

12 

2.61 

80 

417 

84 

84 

6 

5 

159x48 

Pegtu 

14&20 

8 

12 

2.61 

80 

417 

24 

5 

6 

5 

161x48 

Pegut 

8&12 

10 

12 

4.08 

80 

652 

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9&14 

10 

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10  &16 

10 

12 

4.08 

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652 

2 

3 

8 

7 

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Pegxz 

12  &18 

10 

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4.08 

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8 

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14&20 

10 

12 

4.08 

80 

652 

84 

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8 

7 

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Pehba 

10&16 

8 

18 

3.92 

100 

522 

2 

3 

8 

7 

176x46 

Pehcd 

12  &18 

8 

18 

3.92 

100 

522 

84 

3i 

8 

7 

182x46 

Pehdc 

14&20 

8 

18 

3.92 

100 

522 

2! 

5 

8 

7 

184x46 

Pehef 

10&16 

10 

18 

6.12 

100 

816 

2 

3 

8 

7 

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Pehfe 

12&18 
14&20 

10 
10 

18 
18 

6.12 
6.12 

100 
100 

816 
816 

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84 

84 

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8 

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7 

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190x48 

Pehgh 
Pehij 

10&16 

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18      . 

8.81 

100 

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3 

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8 

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Pehkl 

12&18 

12 

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8.81 

100 

1174 

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Pehlk 

14&20 

12 

18 

8.81 

100 

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12&18 

14 

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12.00 

100 

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Pehna 

14&20 

14 

18 

12.00 

100 

1600 

2! 

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12 

10 

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Pehop 

Any  of  the  above  pumps  will  be  fitted  with  composition  plungers,   lined   glands,   and  bronze  rods 
at  a  slight  additional  cost. 

See  Notes  i  and  2,  page  137,  concerning  capacities. 


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Triple  Expansion  Duplex  Outside  Center  Packed 

Plunger  Pumping  Engines  for  Water  Works, 

Mine  Service,  Etc. 


Fig.  369— Illustrating  24-inch  Stroke  Machine. 


Fig.   370 — Illustrating  24-inch  Stroke  Machine  with  Surface  Condenser  in   Suction  Pipe,   attached  Air 
Pump  and  Reheaters  between  Steam  Cylinders. 

See  page  157,  for  brief  description  of  Steam  End  of  Our  Triple  Expansion  Pumping  Engines. 
Complete  detail  specification  sent  on  request. 


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Duplex  Valve  Pot  Pumps 


Fig.   372 — Illustrating  general  design  of  sizes  4^x3x4  to   7x5x8,   inclusive. 


Fig.  373— Illustrating  sizes  8x4x10  to  16x7x10,  inclusive. 


Fig.  374 — Illustrating  size  12x7x12. 


Fig.    375 — Illustrating  sizes 
14x8x12  and  16x8ixl8. 


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Duplex  Valve  Pot  Pumps 


The  pumps  listed  below  and  illustrated  on  the  preceding  page  are  designed 
for  moderately  heavy  pressures,  as  for  example,  in  pipe  line  service  where  the 
liquid  to  be  pumped  is  of  light  gravity,  the  operation  of  hydraulic  lifts,  in  mine  ser- 
vice, etc. 

The  valve  pots  are  interchangeable. 

There  are  four  single  acting  plungers,  two  on  each  side  of  the  pump,  being 
connected  by  means  of  crossheads  and  steel  side  rods,  in  such  a  manner  that 
stuffing  boxes  can  be  easily  reached  for  adjustment  or  repacking. 

These  pumps  make  very  efficient  boiler  feeders  where  high  steam  pressure  car- 
ried requires  a  machine  stronger  than  our  piston  pattern  boiler  feed  pumps. 


Pipe  Sizes  for  Short 

Water 

Piston 

Lengths,  Inches 

Diam 

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of 
Steam 
Cylin- 

uiam. 
of 
Water 
Plun- 

Length 
of 
Stroke, 

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Pumps 
are 

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Pehwx 

7 

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150 

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Pehxa 

8 

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12 

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10 

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200 

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12 

6 

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300 

1.22 

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5 

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400 

1.22 

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2.00 

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Peklm 

14 

8 

12 

250 

2.61 

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7 

6 

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Pekml 

16 

81 

18 

250 

4.42 

100 

588 

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3 

7 

6 

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Pekno 

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Heavy  Pressure  Pumps  for  Oil  Line  Service,  Etc. 


Fig.  377 — Illustrating  our  "Coalmga"  Type  Pump. 

The  problem  of  handling  heavy  gravity  crude  oil  is  a  most  difficult  one  to 
contend  with.  Pumps  to  handle  this  oil  successfully  must  be  made  in  a  most  sub- 
stantial manner,  with  unusually  large  valve  areas,  and  the  passages  for  the  liquid 
through  the  pumps  must  be  large  and  as  direct  as  possible. 

Pumps  which  are  designed  primarily  for  handling  water  have  been  found  not 
well  adapted  for  oil  line  work. 

Our  "Coalinga"  type  pumps  were  designed  especially  to  meet  this  unusually 
severe  service.  The  pumps  are  of  the  outside  end  packed  plunger,  semi-valve  pot 
design,  with  water  ends  in  separate  castings.  .  . 

The  valves  we  employ  were  designed  and  proportioned  especially  for  handling 
thick  oil,  and  the  liquid  will  pass  through  the  seats  and  valves  without  appreciable 
friction  loss,  which  insures  the  pump  chambers  filling  at  each  stroke  and  permits 
of  operating  the  pumps  at  high  speeds  when  necessary  to  move  a  given  volume  of 
oil  quickly. 

The  pump  ends  of  these  machines  are  designed  and  tested  to  stand  a  working 
pressure  of  750  pounds  per  square  inch. 


Diameter 
of  Steam 
Cylinder, 
Inches 

Diameter 
of  Pump 
Cylinder, 
Inches 

Length 
of 
Stroke, 
Inches 

Gallons 
per 
Stroke  of 
One 
Plunger 

Pipe  Sizes  for  Short 
Lengths,  Inches 

Floor 
Space, 
Inches 

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Code 
Word 

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Ex- 
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116x40 
118x40 
128x40 
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137x47 
182x42 

Pekon 
Pekpo 
Pekrs 
Peksr 
Pektu 
Pekut 
Pekuy 

We  also  furnish  these  pumps  with  compound  steam  ends. 


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Special  Duplex  Piston  Pattern  Pumps 


Fig.   378— Size  6x3x6. 

This  pump  built  in  6x3x6  size  is  especially  adapted  for  rotary  and 
diamond  drilling  outfits  and  other  conditions  where  the  liquid  to  be 
handled  contains  considerable  sand  or  grit,  or  where  pressure  to  be 
pumped  against  is  moderately  high. 

The  valve  chambers  are  equipped  with  cast  iron  covers,  and  heavy 
cast  iron  yokes  are  provided  to  hold  them  in  position. 

This  arrangement  permits  very  quick  and  easy  access  to  the  valve 
chambers. 


Diameter 

Diameter 

of  Steam 

of  Water 

Length 

Suction 

Discharge 

Steam 

Exhaust 

Telegraphic 

Cylinders, 
Inches 

Plungers, 
Inches 

of  Stroke, 
Inches 

Pipe, 
Inches 

Pipe, 
Inches 

Pipe, 
Inches 

Pipe, 

Inches 

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Santa  Maria  Pattern  Pumps 


Fig.  379— Size  10x5jxl2. 

FOR 

ROTARY  DRILLING  OUTFITS 
ALSO  FOR  USE  WITH  CIRCULATORS 

Especially  designed  to  pump  water  containing  a  large  percentage  of 
grit  and  sand. 

These  pumps  are  built  heavy  enough  to  work  against  high  pressures 
when  being  used  on  deep  wells. 

Special  valves,  seats,  valve  pot  covers  and  cylinders  are  features 
found  in  these  pumps. 


Diameter 
of  Steam 
Cylinders, 
Inches 

Diameter 
of  Water 
Plungers, 
Inches 

Length 
of  Stroke, 
Inches 

Suction 
Pipe, 
Inches 

Discharge 
Pipe, 
Inches 

Steam 
Pipe, 
Inches 

Exhaust 
Pipe, 
Inches 

Telegraphic 
Code 
Word 

8 
10 
12 

4f 

H 

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10 
12 
12 

4 
5 
6 

3 
4 
5 

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2 

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Palmodic 

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Heavy  Pressure  Pumps 


FOR  USE  IN  MINES,  STEEL  WORKS,  ROLLING  MILLS,  AND  FOR  THE  OPERATION  OF 
VARIOUS  KINDS  OF  HYDRAULIC  MACHINERY 


The  pumping  engines  illustrated  below  and  on  the  following  page  are  of  the 
compound,  duplex,  valve  pot  type  and  are  built  for  working  pressures  varying  from 
300  to  10,000  pounds  per  square  inch. 

For  the  heavier  pressures  the  pump  ends  are  made  of  cast  or  forged  steel. 

Fig.  380  illustrates  pump  with  our  No.  2  style  steam  end,  in  which  the  high 
and  low  pressure  cylinders  are  connected  by  cast  iron  cradles  and  both  pistons  are 
carried  on  a  single  piston  rod. 

Fig.  381  illustrates  our  No.  3  style  steam  end,  in  which  the  high  and  low  pres- 
sure cylinders  are  bolted  metal  to  metal  but  arranged  without  any  steam  joint  be- 
tween them. 

Fig.  382  illustrates  a  pump  with  our  No.  4  style  steam  end,  in  which  the  high 
and  low  pressure  cylinders  are  connected  by  cradles,  and  the  low  pressure  pistons 
are  connected  to  the  crossheads  by  two  piston  rods  passing  outside  of  the  high 
pressure  cylinder,  and  the  high  pressure  piston  on  each  side  is  connected  to  the 
crosshead  by  a  single  rod.  All  three  rods  are  arranged  in  the  same  horizontal 
plane. 

In  all  of  these  designs  both  the  high  and  low  pressure  pistons  can  be  removed 
without  having  to  take  down  any  of  the  heavier  parts  of  the  machines. 

The  pumps  are  provided  with  four  externally  packed  plungers,  working  into 
the  ends  of  the  water  cylinder  barrels. 

The  water  valves  are  located  in  separate  chambers,  or  pots,  which  are  inter- 
changeable. 

We  build  these  pumps  with  simple,  compound  or  triple  expansion  steam  ends. 


Fig.   380 — Size  12x18x7x18.      Style  No.   2   Steam  End. 


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Heavy  Pressure  Pumps 


FOR  USE  IN  MINES,  STEEL  WORKS,   ROLLING  MILLS,  AND  FOR  THE  OPERATION  OF 
VARIOUS  KINDS   OF  HYDRAULIC  MACHINERY 


Compound  Duplex  Valve  Pot  Pumps 


Fig.  381— Size  12-20x8*xl8.     Style  No.  3  Steam  End. 


Fig.   382— Size  19-34x6x24.     Style  No.   4   Steam  End. 


Triple  Expansion  Valve  Pot  Mine  Pumps 


Fig.  383 — Illustrating  24-inch  stroke  machine  designed  to  pump  against  1000  feet 
head  with  150  pounds  steam  pressure. 


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Single  Cylinder  Piston 
Pattern  Pumps 


(Patented) 


We  wish  to  call  at- 
tention particularly  to 
the  steam  valve  mech- 
anism used  on  our 
single  cylinder  pumps. 
It  is  positive  in  oper- 
ation, contains  a  mini- 
mum number  of  parts 
and  is  so  simple  in  de- 
sign that  the  adjust- 
m  e  n  t  presents  n  o 
difficulties  to  the  pump 
attendant. 

Within  the  steam  chest  there  is  a  piston  valve,  fitted  with  snap  rings,  which 
operates  a  flat  slide  valve  to  reverse  the  movement  of  the  main  piston. 

The  valve  rod  is  rigidly  connected  to  the  main  valve  and  all  of  the  parts  which 
require  adjustment  are  outside  of  the  steam  chest,  where  they  can  be  easily 
reached. 

There  is  an  appreciable  proportion  of  the  pump  using  public  who  prefer  pumps 
of  the  single  cylinder  type  and  to  such  we  offer  our  line  of  single  cylinder  ma- 
chines, with  full  confidence  that  they  will  meet  the  most  exacting  demands  with 
unqualified  satisfaction. 

FOR  150  POUNDS  WATER  PRESSURE 


Fig.   384— Size   6x4x8. 


Size 

Gallons 
per 
Stroke 

Piston 
Travel, 
in  feet, 

Minute 
Conser- 
vative 
Rating 

Gallons 

Minute 
at 
Rated 
Speed 

Size  of  Pipes 

Floor 
Space, 
Inches 

Tele- 
graphic 
Code 
Word 

Diameter 
of 
Steam 
Cylinder, 
Inches 

Diameter 
of 
Water 
Cylinder, 
Inches 

Length 
of 
Stroke, 
Inches 

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LOW  SERVICE  PUMPS  FOR  75  POUNDS  WATER  PRESSURE 


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Steam 

Diameter 
of 
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in  feet, 
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8 

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8 

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8 

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See  Notes  I  and  2,  page  137,  concerning  capacities. 

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Direct  Acting  Vacuum  Pumps 


Fig.   385— Size  8x10x12. 

To  meet  the  exacting  requirements  of  an  efficient  vacuum  pump,  we  offer  the 
machine  shown  by  Fig.  385. 

The  steam  mechanism  is  positive  in  operation  and  the  design  of  the  vacuum 
cylinder  is  such  as  will  maintain  steadily  a  high  vacuum. 

A  submerged  stuffing  box  on  the  vacuum  cylinder  end  of  the  piston  rod  pre- 
vents air  from  leaking  into  the  cylinder  around  the  rod  and  vitiating  the  vacuum. 

These  pumps  are  intended  for  use  in  connection  with  evaporating  effects  for 
either  the  wet  or  dry  system.  Also  in  sugar  refineries,  chemical  works,  dye  works, 
heating  systems,  surface  condensers,  keel  condensers,  etc. 


Diameter 
of  Steam 
Cylin- 
der, 
Inches 

Diam.  of 
Vacuum 
Cylin- 
der, 
Inches 

Length 
of 
Stroke, 
Inches 

Cubic 
Feet 
per 
Stroke 

Square 
Feet  of 
Radiation 
Will 
Drain 

Steam 
Pipe, 
Inches 

Ex- 
haust 
Pipe, 
Inches 

Suc- 
tion 
Pipe, 
Inches 

Dis- 
charge 
Pipe, 
Inches 

Floor 
Space, 
Inches 

Tele- 
graphic 
Code 
Word 

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12 

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10 

12 

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10 

12 

18 

1.17 

65,000 

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6 

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Pelpr 

10 

14 

18 

1.60 

80,000 

1* 

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8 

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Pelrp 

12 

14 

18 

1.60 

80,000 

2 

H 

8 

8 

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Pelst 

10 

16 

18 

2.09 

100,000 

11 

2 

8 

8 

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Pelts 

12 

16 

18 

2.09 



2 

81 

8 

8 

107x30 

Pelvu 

12 

18 

18 

2.65 

2 

2 

8 

8 

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Pelyx 

14 

18 

24 

3.53 

2 

2 

10 

10 

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Pelxy 

12 

20 

24 

4.36 

2 

2 

10 

10 

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2 

2 

10 

10 

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14 

22 

24 

5.27 

2 

2 

12 

12 

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Pemba 

16 

24 

24 

6.27 

2 

2 

12 

12 

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16 

26 

24 

7  37 

2 

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16 

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24 

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14 

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Independent  Condensing 
Apparatus 


Fig.   386— Size  14x20x24. 

The  office  of  a  condenser  when  used  in  connection  with  a  steam  engine  is  to 
remove  the  atmospheric  pressure  from  the  exhaust  side  of  the  engine  piston  and 
either  increase  the  power  developed  by  the  engine  or  enable  the  engine  to  develop 
a  given  power  with  less  expenditure  of  steam. 

The  machine  shown  above  is  simple  in  design,  yet  embodies  all  necessary 
features  to  render  it  positive  and  durable  in  operation. 

The  saving  in  steam  effected  by  the  use  of  an  efficient  condensing  apparatus 
varies  from  15  to  40%,  depending  upon  the  conditions. 

Correspondents  should  give  complete  information  on  the  following  questions: 

1.  What  is  the  type  of  engine;  simple,  compound  or  triple  expansion? 

2.  How  many  pounds   of   steam  are   to   be   condensed   per  hour?     Or   state 
diameter  of  engine  cylinder,  length  of  stroke,  revolutions  per  minute,  and  maxi- 
mum cut  off. 

3.  What  is  the  steam  pressure  carried? 

4.  What  is  the  maximum  temperature  of  injection  water? 

5.  What  are  the  distances  both  vertically  and  horizontally  from  surface  of 
injection  supply  to  floor  of  room  where  condenser  is  to  be  located? 

When  desired,  we  can  furnish  these  machines  with  compound  steam  ends. 


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Pepde 

12 

20 

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15406 

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8 

10 

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16 

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Peprs 

16 

26 

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26078 

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60 

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See  Notes  i  and  2,  page  137,  concerning  capacities. 


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175 


Artesian  Well  Engines 


Fig.  387— Size  8x24. 

Our  line  of  artesian  well  engines  are  all  of  the  same  general  design  as  shown 
by  Fig.  387,  above. 

The  engine  is  carried  on  a  heavy  cast-iron  base,  designed  for  being  bolted  to 
foundation  over  the  well.  Base  is  fitted  with  a  discharge  connection  independent 
of  the  engine  framing  so  that  when  it  is  necessary  to  move  the  engine  back  from 
the  well  in  order  to  pull  the  pump  pistons  for  examination  or  renewal  of  leathers, 
this  can  be  attended  to  more  quickly  and  with  less  expense  than  with  cheaper  built 
machines. 

Our  engines  are  regularly  fitted  with  displacement  plungers  in  order  to  se- 
cure a  steady  and  uniform  discharge. 

The  engines  are  provided  with  three-cushion  or  regulating  valves — two  of 
these  valves  being  arranged  in  the  steam  ports  and  the  third  in  the  lower  exhaust 
port.  By  properly  adjusting  these  valves,  the  engines  will  operate  quietly  and 
cushion  easily  even  at  high  speed. 


Size  of  Engine 

Size  of  Pipes,  Inches 

Largest 
Size 
Displace- 
ment 
Plunger, 
Inches 

Floor 
Space, 
Inches 

Tele- 
graphic 
Code 
Word 

Diameter 
of  Steam 
Cylinder, 
Inches 

Length 
of 
Stroke, 
Inches 

Largest 
•      Size 
Drop 
Pipe 

Steam 

Exhaust 

6 
6 

8 
8 
10 
12 
14 
16 

18 
36 
24 
36 
36 
36 
36 
36 

6 
6 
8 
8 
10 
10 
10 
12 

1 
1 
H 
H 

2 
2 

i 

4 
4 

6i 

42x20 
42x20 
51x26 
51x26 
61x31 
61x31 
67x36 
67x36 

Pibxy 
Pibed 
Pibgh 

Pibih 
Pibmo 
Pibon 
Pibus 
Pibtu 

Please  be  sure  to  advise  size  of  drop  pipe  ana?  pin  connection,  and  also  size  of  working  barrel 
which  the  engine  is  to  operate,  so  that  we  may  furnish  a  displacement  plunger  of  proper  size  to  corre- 
spond with  the  working  barrel. 


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Duplex  Piston  Pattern  Power  Pumps 


Fig.  388 — Illustrating  sizes  2^x4  to  6x10,  inclusive,  Duplex  Piston  Pattern  Power  Pumps. 


Fig.  389 — Illustrating  sizes  7x10  and  8^x10  Duplex  Piston  Pattern  Power  Pumps. 


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Ill 


Duplex  Piston  Pattern  Power  Pumps 


These  are  rugged,  substantially  built  Duplex  Power  Pumps,  designed  to  oper- 
ate against  higher  elevations  than  the  ordinary  single  cylinder  double  acting 
pumps.  They  are  good  for  pressures  of  from  60  to  150  pounds,  according  to  size 
of  pump.  (See  table.) 

Can  be  belted  or  direct  connected  to  gas  and  gasoline  engines,  electric  motors, 
or  counter  shaft. 

The  water  boxes  are  of  the  same  design  as  our  Duplex  Steam  Pumps.  The 
power  end  is  of  particularly  strong  design,  both  frames  being  in  a  single  casting 
giving  maximum  strength  and  rigidity.  The  moving  parts  are  all  adjustable  for 
wear;  the  gearing  is  of  charcoal  iron,  machine  cut,  and  every  pump  is  carefully 
tested  before  shipment. 


Size  of 

Pipe    Sizes 

Pulleys, 

Pump 

Capacity 

for  Short 

Inches 

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Lengths 

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For  list  of  pumps  of  larger  capacities,  see  following  page. 

Pulleys  are  of  proper  size  to  operate  pumps  with  single  belt. 

*These  pumps  have  suction  opening  on  the  end.     Other  sizes  have  suction  opening  on  side. 


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Duplex  Plunger  and  Ring  Pattern  Power 

Pumps 


Fig.   390 — Illustrating  sizes  6x10  to   SAxlO,   inclusive. 


Fig.   391 — Illustrating  sizes   8x12   to   14x12,   inclusive. 


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179 


Duplex  Plunger  and  Ring  Pattern 
Power  Pumps 


Our  Plunger  and  Ring  Pattern  Power  Pumps  are  illustrated  by  Figs.  390  and 
391,  which  show  pumps  strongly  and  substantially  designed  with  a  rigid  power  end. 
All  parts  of  this  machine  are  easy  of  access  for  examination  or  adjustment. 

Pump  fitted  with  packed  pistons  or  with  solid  plungers  as  ordered.  The  cross 
heads  have  adjustable  shoes;  the  connecting  rods  have  adjustable  boxes;  the  gear- 
ing is  of  charcoal  iron,  with  teeth  accurately  machine  cut.  Every  pump  is  care- 
fully tested  before  shipment. 


Pipe    Sizes 

Pulleys, 

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For  list  of  pumps  of  smaller  capacities,  see  preceding  page. 
Pulleys  are  of  proper  size  to  operate  pumps  with  single  belt. 


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Duplex  Center  Packed  Plunger  Pattern 
Power  Pumps 


Fig.    392— Size   8x12. 


These  pumps  are  designed  for  water  works  service,  or  mine  work,  or  any  sit- 
uation where  on  account  of  the  pressure  or  the  nature  of  the  work  an  outside 
packed  plunger  type  of  pump  is  preferred. 


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'These  two  sizes  have  pump  end  similar  in  general  design  to  Fig.  364  on  page  158. 


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181 


Duplex  Center  Packed  Plunger  Pattern 
Power  Pumps 


Fig.  393— Size  10x12. 


In  this  design  the  power  end  is  of  exceptionally  rugged  proportions,  with 
crank  shaft  bearings,  four  in  number,  of  quarter  box  design,  arranged  in  pillow 
block  castings.  The  pump  end  is  of  our  standard  center  packed  plunger  construc- 
tion. 


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Duplex  Heavy  Pressure  Power  Pumps 


Fig.   394 — Size  4^x12  — Illustrating  a  Duplex  Valve  Pot  Power  Pump.      The  pumps  are  designed   for 

working  pressure  up  to  1000  pounds  per  square  inch.     The  valve  pots  are  interchangeable  and 

the  valves  are  usually  made  of  bronze  with  beveled  or  leather  faces, 

and  guided  by  wings,  from  below. 


Fig.  395 — Size  3x10  — Illustrating  a  "Coalinga"  Pattern  Power  Pump.     These  machines  are  designed 

primarily  for  handling  heavy  gravity  crude  oil  and  the  pump  ends  are  of  the  design  described 

on  page  167.     They  are  built  for  a  working  pressure  of  750  pounds  per  square  inch. 


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Heavy  Pressure  Power  Pumps 

There  are  numerous  situations  where  a 
small  amount  of  water  must  be  pumped 
against  a  high  head,  and  the  following 
pumps  have  been  designed  for  this  pur- 
pose. These  pumps  are  all  of  the  horizontal, 
triplex,  single-acting,  plunger  type,  with 
cranks  spaced  120  degrees  apart. 

The  plungers  work  through  externally 
packed  stuffing  boxes,  so  arranged  that 
same  can  be  adjusted  or  re-packed  easily. 
The  plunger  crossheads  work  in  cylindrical 
guides  bored  in  the  frames,  insuring  per- 
manent and  accurate  alignment  of  the 
moving  parts.  The  connecting  rods  are 
made  from  forgings,  with  crosshead  ends 
brass  bushed  and  crank  shaft  ends  lined 
with  babbitt.  The  crank  shaft  is  made  from  a  steel  casting;  bearings  lined  with  babbitt.  The 
water  valves  are  made  of  brass,  of  the  wing  guided  type,  seating  on  brass  seats  pressed  into  the 
pump  decks  with  a  taper  fit. 

Fig.  398  shows  one  of  these  pumps  directly  connected  to  a  Fairbanks-Morse  vertical  gasoline 
engine,  so  arranged  that  by  sliding  the  gear  on  the  engine  shaft  the  pump  can  be  disconnected  and 
the  engine  used  for  driving  other  machinery. 


Fig.    397 — 2x4   Horizontal   Triplex   Pump. 


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Naphtha,  or  Distillate, 
but  they  can  also  be 
equipped  to  operate  on 
Kerosene,  Alcohol,  or 
Gas,  when  so  ordered. 

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always  be  shipped  un- 
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other  combinations  of 
our  Oil  and  Gas  Engine 
with  power  pumps,  in 
sizes  up  to  500  H.  P. 


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Piston  Pattern  Power  Pumps 


Fig.   399 — Illustrating  size   14x12. 


A  Horizontal  Double-Acting  Triplex 
Power  Pump,  with  water  boxes  in  separate 
castings,  of  the  submerged  piston  type.  It 
will  be  noticed  that  the  arrangement  of  the 
power  end  is  of  a  design  which  possesses 
maximum  strength,  and  as  the  frames  are 
all  carried  on  a  single  piece  cast  iron  bed- 
plate, all  of  the  running  gear  is  held  in 
alignment,  insuring  durability  and  quiet 

operation. 

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crossheads  are 
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top  and  bot- 
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the  cross-heads 
operate  in  cyl- 
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and  connect- 
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made  from 
steel  castings, 
and  connecting 
rods  are  pro- 
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at  both  ends. 


Fig.  400— Size  18x18 


-Illustrating  a  Duplex  Piston  Pattern  Power  Pump  with  water 
boxes  in  separate  castings. 


Machines  of  the  above  types  are  adapted  for  water  works,  tank  service,  or  for 
handling  liquids  against  moderate  heads,  and  are  well  suited  for  use  with  our  Gas 
and  Gasoline  Engines  and  Electric  Motors. 

Prices  and  complete  specifications  will  be  sent  on  application. 


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Duplex  Power  Pumps  with  "Underwriter"  Water  End 


Fig.   401— Size  7x12. 
Showing  pump  with  friction  clutch  coupling  arranged  for  direct  connection  to  gasoline  or  steam  engine. 

SINGLE  CYLINDER— DOUBLE  ACT- 
ING POWER  PUMPS 

The  pump  illustrated  and  referred  to  as 
the  "Typhoon"  pump  is  a  new  single  cyl- 
inder double-acting  power  pump,  brought 
out  to  meet  the  demands  of  the  trade  for  a 
small,  serviceable  pump  of  moderate  capac- 
ity and  pressure. 

The  cylinder  is  lined  with  brass  tubing. 
The  piston  rod  is  of  steel,  brass  covered. 
The  valve  seats  are  of  brass,  screwed  into 
the  decks.  The  valves  are  of  rubber,  held  in 
position  with  brass  guards  and  controlled 
by  cylindrical  springs.  All  gearing  is  ma- 
chine cut.  The  valves  can  be  quickly 
reached  by  loosening  two  nuts  which  hold 
the  yokes  that  secure  the  valve  covers  in 
position.  All  parts  are  heavy  and  substan- 
tial and  designed  for  durability. 

These  pumps  can  be  operated  by  gasoline 
engines  or  electric  motors  or  from  line  shaft. 


Fig.  .  402 — The    Typhoon    Pump. 


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Small  Duplex  Electrically  Driven  Power  Pumps  for 

Mine  Service 

In  many  situations  where  but  a  comparatively  small  amount  of  water  is  to  be 
pumped  and  where  electric  current  is  available,  small  duplex  power  pumps  can  be 
furnished  and  arranged  as  shown  below.  These  cuts  indicate  clearly  the  low 
head  room  required. 

In  mines  where  the  water  is  bad  and  contains  sulphuric  acid  in  solution,  or 
other  chemical  impurities,  pumps  must  be  fitted  with  acid  metal  linings,  valve 
seats  and  guards,  and  in  some  cases  the  entire  pump  end  must  be  made  of  acid 
resisting  metal. 


Fig.   403— Size  3fx4. 


Fig.   404— Size  5x6. 

Pump  mounted  on  truck  and  fitted  with  gearing  arranged  to  give  two  speeds 
to  the  pump  without  changing  speed  of  motor.  See  pages  177,  179  and  180  for  list 
of  sizes  of  duplex  power  pumps. 


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Driving  Connections  for  Horizontal   Duplex  Power 
Pumps  Adapted  for  Fairbanks-Morse  Alternat- 
ing or  Direct  Current  Motors 

Form  "A" — Pump  fitted  with  sin- 
gle pulley  for  belt  drive  from  elec- 
tric motor,  steam  engine,  or  line 
shaft.  Can  be  applied  to  any  type 
of  power  pump. 

The  pump  is  provided  with  single 
reduction  of  gearing,  which  makes 
less  noise  than  a  direct-connected 
pump.  Rawhide  pump  pinion  fur- 
nished, when  specially  ordered,  at 
e.xtra  cost,  which  reduces  the  noise 
to  a  minimum. 

This  is  an  efficient  driving  connection  and  we  recommend  it  where  space  will 
permit  and  where  it  is  not  too  damp  for  the  belt. 


Form 


'A"    (Code  Word,   Pikab) 
Fig.   405 


Form  "C" — Pump  fitted  with  double  re- 
duction of  gearing  and  arranged  for  direct- 
connected  motor — both  pump  and  motor 
mounted  on  the  same  bed-plate. 


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(Code   Word,    Pikdf) 
Fig.  407 


With  Form  "B,"  Form  "C,"  and 
Form  "D,"  the  speed  from  motor  to 
pump  is  reduced  by  a  double  reduction 
of  gearing.  We  recommend  for  loca- 
tions where  floor  space  is  limited,  or  in 
damp  places  where  a  belt  drive  is  not 
desirable,  and  where  the  noise  of  the 
gearing  is  no  objection.  Rawhide  pump 
and  motor  pinions  furnished,  when 
specially  ordered  at  extra  cost. 

When  pump  is  to  be  equipped  with 
motor  not  of  our  make,  we  should  be 
furnished  with  detail  motor  drawing. 


Form   "B"    (Code  Word,   Pikec) 
Fig.  406 

*Form  "B" — Pump  fitted  with  double 
reduction  of  gearing  and  arranged  for 
direct-connected  motor  mounted  on  top 
of  the  pump  frame. 

Form  "D" — Pump  provided  with  ex- 
tended bed-plate  and  a  double  reduc- 
tion of  gearing  for  direct-connection  to 
electric  motor. 


Form 


'D"  (Code  Word,  Pikgh) 
Fig.   408 


*It  is  possible  to  arrange  practically  all  sizes  and  types  of  our  Horizontal  Power  Pumps  with  the 
motor  placed  in  position  as  shown  by  either  Form  "A,"  Form  "C,"  or  Form  "D."  Only  in  certain 
cases  it  is  possible  to  place  the  motor  on  the  upper  portion  of  the  frame,  as  shown  by  Form  "B," 
this  depending  on  the  size  motor  for  a  given  pump  and  the  available  space  on  the  upper  portion  of 
the  frame.  Price  for  driving  connection  does  not  include  motor. 


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Form  "E"    (Code  Word,   Pikij) 
Fig.  409 


Driving  Connections  for  Horizontal   Duplex  Power 
Pumps  Adapted  for  Fairbanks-Morse 
Gas  or  Gasoline  Engines 

Form  "E" — Pump  fitted  with  friction  clutch  coupling  for  direct 
connection  to  engine  shaft  or  line  shaft,  thus  permitting  the  engine 

to  be  started  under  "no  load,"  and  the 
pump  to  be  operated  at  will,  or  the 
engine  used  for  other  purposes.  This 
is  a  very  satisfactory  connection  for 
gas  or  gasoline  engines  and  can  be  ap- 
plied to  any  of  our  Duplex  Power 
Pumps. 

For  connection  to  line  shaft,  or  en- 
gine not  of  pur  make,  order  for  pump 
should  specify  speed  of  line  shaft  or 
engine  shaft  so  that  pump  gearing  can 
be  proportioned  accordingly. 

We  do  not  regularly  furnish  bed 
plate  with  this  driving  connection. 

Special  Connections  for  Power  Pumps  Adapted  for 
Boiler  Feeding  and  Intermittent  Service 

Control  "F" — Pump  fitted  with  by- 
pass, including  discharge  check  valve, 
and  globe  valve  between  suction  and 
discharge.  Water  relief  valve,  shown 
in  the  cut,  is  furnished  only  when 
specially  ordered  and  at  extra  cost. 

Can  be  applied  to  any  of  our  Duplex 
Power  Pumps. 

The  speed  of  the  pump  usually  re- 
mains constant.    When  it  is  necessary  Control  "F"  (Code  Word,  Pikmo) 
to    vary    the     capacity     our     Control  Fis-  41° 
"F"  by-pass  can  be  used.     When  the            globe  valve  is  closed,  all  of  the  water 

is  forced  through  the  discharge  pipe, 
the  same  as  with  the  usual  arrange- 
ment of  piping.  When  the  globe 
valve  is  open,  the  water  flows  from  the 
discharge  to  the  suction,  and  thus  cir- 
culates through  the  pump.  By  open- 
ing the  globe  valve  more  or  less,  the 
amount  of  flow  from  the  discharge 
pipe  can  be  varied  at  will.  This  espe- 
cially adapts  our  Duplex  Power 
Pumps  for  boiler  feeding,  as  by  means 
of  our  Control  "F"  the  water  in  the 
boiler  can  be  maintained  at  the 
proper  level. 


Control   "G"    (Code   Word,   Pikom) 
Fig.  411 


Adapted  for  Pumps  Used  in  Connection  with  Hydraulic 

Elevators,  Hydraulic  Riveting  Machines, 

Hydraulic  Presses,  Etc. 

Control  "G" — Pump  fitted  with  automatic  pressure  regulator  and  by-pass.  Can  be  applied  to 
any  of  our  Duplex  Power  Pumps. 

This  control  can  be  used  when  it  is  desired  to  maintain  a  constant  discharge  pressure  while 
operating  the  pump  at  the  same  speed  and  when  the  demand  on  the  pump  varies.  The  discharge 
pressure  is  transmitted  to  a  diaphragm  in  the  upper  part  of  the  automatic  pressure  regulator  by 
means  of  a  small  pipe.  When  the  maximum  pressure  is  reached,  the  by-pass  valve  is  opened  auto- 
matically, and  the  water  then  merely  circulates  through  the  pun.p,  without  flowing  through  the 
discharge  pipe.  The  by-pass  valve  remains  open  until  the  discharge  pressure  falls,  when  it  clases 
automatically  and  water  is  forced  through  the  discharge  pipe  until  the  maximum  pressure  is  again 
reached.  The  automatic  pressure  regulator  can  be  adjusted  to  operate  at  different  pressures  as 
desired. 


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Air  Compressors 

In  our  single  stage  machines  the  inlet  as  well  as  the  discharge  valves  are  of 
the  poppet  type. 

In  our  two  stage  machines  the  inlet  valves  are  of  the  semi-rotative  or  Corliss 
design,  while  the  discharge  valves  are  of  the  poppet  type — all  valves  being  ar- 
ranged in  the  heads. 

As  all  objectionable  pockets  are  eliminated  and  the  clearance  reduced  to  a 
minimum,  high  volumetric  efficiency  is  thus  secured. 

The  frames  are  of  heavy  construction,  of  the  forked  two-bearing  type,  with 
the  crosshead  guides  bored  cylindrically  in  same. 

The  crank  shaft  bearings  are  arranged  in  this  frame,  are  lined  with  best  qual- 
ity babbitt,  hammered  in  position  and  scraped  to  a  true  fit  with  the  shaft. 

Crank  shafts  and  connecting  rods  are  made  from  steel  forgings. 

Connecting  rods  are  fitted  with  babbitt  lined  crank  pin  bearings  and  bronze 
lined  bearings  on  the  wrist  pin  end — all  boxes  being  made  adjustable  for  wear. 

Crossheads  are  made  of  cast  iron,  with  adjustable  shoes  for  both  top  and  bot- 
tom faces. 

The  wrist  pins  are  made  of  steel,  carried  in  the  cross-heads  with  a  taper  fit 
and  secured  in  position  by  a  pin  with  washer  and  two  nuts. 

Piston  rods  are  made  from  machinery  steel,  turned  and  polished.  They  are 
carried  in  the  crosshead  with  a  straight  thread  and  secured  in  position  with  lock 
nut,  which  permits  quick  and  easy  adjustment  of  the  piston  as  may  be  required  to 
suit  clearance. 

The  cylinders  and  heads  are  made  of  hard  close-grained  cast  iron,  water  jack- 
eted, with  water  passages  so  arranged  that  the  water  first  passes  around  the  valves 
and  through  the  heads  where  the  heat  due  to  compression  is  the  highest  and  thence 
around  the  cylinder  barrel. 

In  our  two  stage  compressors  an  inter-cooler  is  placed  beneath  the  cylinders. 
The  inter-cooler  consists  of  a  nest  of  copper  tubes  enclosed  in  a  cast  iron  shell  and 
so  arranged  that  the  air  is  compelled  to  pass  over  the  tubes  in  thin  streams,  insur- 
ing intimate  contact  with  the  cooled  tubes. 

The  cooling  water  in  our  two-stage  compressors  passes  first  through  the 
inter-coaler,  is  then  led  to  the  high  pressure  cylinder  and  from  there  to  the  low 
pressure  cylinder — the  arrangement  being  such  that  the  water  is  compelled  to  pass 
through  the  various  passages  in  succession,  there  being  no  chance  to  select  a  path 
of  least  resistance,  and  the  method  employed  is  one  that  can  be  depended  upon  to 
maintain  a  minimum  temperature. 

The  air  pistons  are  of  cast  iron,  of  the  box  type,  fitted  with  two  snap  rings. 

A  great  deal  of  attention  has  been  given  to  the  design  and  arrangement  of 
valves  used  in  our  compressors  because  the  satisfactory  operation  of  the  machines 
depends  so  largely  on  these  features. 

Sufficient  valve  area  is  provided  to  insure  the  cylinder  filling  with  air  at  each 
stroke  without  wire  drawing  and  hence,  reducing  to  a  minimum  the  power  re- 
quired to  operate  the  compressor. 

Beneath  each  poppet  valve  there  is  a  bar  or  grid  placed  to  preclude  the  possi- 
bility of  an  accident  if,  for  any  reason,  a  valve  should  become  loose  which  might 
otherwise  project  or  drop  into  the  cylinder. 

All  poppet  valves  seat  in  removable  bronze  cases  which  are  flanged  and  held 
in  position  by  cast  iron  plugs  screwed  into  the  heads.  The  arrangement  is  such 
that  the  valves  can  be  reached  easily  and  quickly  for  examination  or  re-grinding 
and  when  the  parts  are  assembled,  a  tight  joint  is  insured. 

Discharge  valves  are  all  made  of  steel,  cup-shaped,  insuring  strength  and  light- 
ness and  consequent  durability. 

Poppet  valves  are  made  from  solid  forgings  and  a  split  sleeve  holds  them  in 
position  in  the  bronze  case.  This  sleeve  is  screwed  into  the  case  and  held  se- 
curely in  place  by  a  lock  nut. 

The  mechanically  operated  suction  valves  used  in  our  two-stage  machines  are 
of  the  semi-rotative  or  Corliss  type,  made  of  cast  iron  and  operated  through  rod 
connections  from  a  disc  attached  to  the  end  of  the  crank  shaft. 

The  unloading  device  used  on  our  single  stage  machines  is  simple  and  efficient. 
The  valve  body  is  of  a  special  composition  and  the  piston  valve  is  made  of  hard 
bronze  and  is  loaded  with  an  adjustably  weighted  lever.  The  unloading  is  accom- 
plished by  lifting  the  suction  valves  and  thus  allowing  atmospheric  air  to  circulate 
between  both  ends  of  the  air  cylinder. 


FAIRBANKS,  MORSE  &  CO. 


191 


Air  Compressors 


Fig.   412 — Size  10x10 — Single  Cylinder,   Double  Acting  Compressor. 

Suction  valves  are  lifted  by  small  brass  pistons  placed  directly  beneath  them 
which  are  actuated  by  air  received  through  the  unloading  valve. 

In  the  two-stage  machines  unloading  is  accomplished  by  partially  or  entirely 
closing  the  suction  opening  with  a  special  valve  placed  in  the  suction  pipe  which 
can  be  easily  and  quickly  adjusted  for  various  pressures. 

The  oiling  arrangement  provided  is  simple  and  efficient  and  no  oil  cup  is  at- 
tached directly  to  a  moving  part;  hence,  they  can  all  be  refilled  or  adjusted  while 
the  compressor  is  in  motion. 

The  crosshead  pin  is  oiled  from  a  cup  screwed  into  the  frame,  the  oil  passing 
down  through  holes  drilled  in  the  frame  and  crosshead  to  the  pin.  The  crank  pin 
receives  oil  from  a  centrifugal  oiling  ring,  the  oil  cup  supplying  same  being  at- 
tached to  a  pedestal  bolted  to  the  frame;  the  air  cylinder  is  tapped  and  fitted  with 
an  adequate  size  lubricator,  and  the  crank  shaft  bearings  are  fitted  with  grease 
boxes. 


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SINGLE   CYLINDER   DOUBLE  ACTING   COMPRESSORS 


6 

6 

200 

38.6 

7.5 

?, 

H 

^ 

30 

5i 

27ix60i 

25* 

1187 

1470 

40  Aicom 

8 

8 

170 

77.8 

16.8 

2 

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40 

6$ 

30  x74i 

1950 

2450 

70 

Aidun 

10 

10 

150 

134.3 

26.3 

3* 

2* 

| 

50 

10^ 

45  x92f 

39 

3590 

4390 

150 

Aifap 

10 

12 

140 

151.0 

29.0 

3* 

2* 

4 

60 

10* 

48  x!04 

46 

4370 

5300 

220 

Aibac 

12 

12 

140 

217.0 

43 

4 

3 

1 

60 

52  x!07 

46 

5110 

6200 

240 

Aiger 

12 

14 

125 

227.0 

45  • 

4 

3 

i 

70 

ia| 

52  x!25 

54 

5260 

6400 

266 

Aibed 

DUPLEX  DOUBLE  ACTING  COMPRESSORS 


10 
12 

12 

14 

140 
125 

302.0 
454.0 

56.0 
82.0 

5 
6 

3 

4 

11 

60 

72 

16 
20 

108x  72 
126x  38 

64 
76 

8925 
13650 

10600 
15970 

250 
352 

Aibif 
Aibog 

TWO  STAGE  DOUBLE  ACTING  COMPRESSORS 


14&  9 

10 

180 

320.0 

62.0 

5 

3 

i 

50 

14* 

97x  75 

53 

8700 

9600 

167 

Aitab 

16&10 

12 

170 

470.0 

85.0 

6 

3 

i 

60 

17 

112x  86 

64 

12500 

13700 

298 

Aibat 

18&11 

14 

150 

615.0 

112.0 

7 

si 

i 

72 

21 

133x100 

76 

17500 

19000 

435 

Aidog 

The  Single  Compressors  have  two  belt  fly  wheels  each  being  of  proper  size  to  drive  the  compressors 
with  single  belt. 

The  Duplex  and  two  stage  machines  have  one  belt  fly  wheel  of  proper  size  to  drive  the  Compressors, 
using  double  belt. 

The  right  hand  side  of  our  Horizontal  Belted  Air  Compressor  is  the  right  hand  side  as  one  stands 
at  the  crank  shaft,  or  power  end,  and  looks  over  the  machine  towards  the  air  cylinder. 

The  horse-power  column  shows  the  power  that  must  be  supplied  at  the  rim  of  the  belt  wheel  when  the 
compressors  are  being  operated  at  sea  level  and  compressing  to  100  pounds  gauge  pressure. 


192 


FAIRBANKS,  MORSE  &  CO. 


Two  Stage  Duplex  Compressors 


Fig.  413 — Size  14x9x10 — Two  Stage  Air  Compressor. 


Fig.  414 — Size  16x10x12 — Two  Stage  Air  Compressor. 


Standard  Wrought  Pipe 

Extra  Strong  Wrought  Pipe 

Double  Extra  Strong  Wrought  Pipe 
Casing,  Line  Pipe 

Drive  Pipe,  Drill  Pipe 
Tubing 


Stove  Pipe  Casing 

Boiler  Tubes 

Couplings 

Nipples 

Malleable  Fittings 


Standard  Cast  Iron  Fittings 

Extra  Heavy  Cast  Iron  Fittings 
Casing  Fittings 

Flanged  Fittings 


Pages  193  to  229  Inclusive 


194 FAIRBANKS,  MORSE  &  CO. 

Pipe  Trade  Customs 

Every  piece  of  Pipe,  Tubing,  Casing,  Line  Pipe,  Drive  Pipe,  Boiler  Tube,  etc., 
is  carefully  tested,  but  as  it  is  impossible  to  always  detect  imperfections,  the  only 
guarantee  that  is  given  is  to  replace  such  goods  as  prove  defective.  Under  no 
circumstances  are  we  responsible  for  any  damages  beyond  the  price  of  the  goods. 
No  charges  for  labor  or  expense  required  to  repair  defective  goods  or  occasioned 
by  them  will  be  allowed.  If  the  goods  are  defective  the  measure  of  damages  is 
the  price  of  the  defective  pieces. 

Claims  for  shortages  or  deductions  for  erroneous  charges  must  be  promptly 
presented,  or  will  not  be  allowed. 

Special  goods  made  to  specifications,  where  buyer  is  to  inspect,  must  be  in- 
spected and  accepted  before  shipment  is  made.  After  shipment  is  made  our  re- 
sponsibility ceases. 

Requests  for  cancellation  of  orders,  calling  for  odd  sizes  or  cut  lengths,  will 
not  be  considered  if  the  manufacture  of  the  material  has  been  commenced  when 
the  request  reaches  the  mill. 

Standard  Wrought  Pipe  is  sold  in  random  lengths  with  threads  on  both  ends, 
and  with  a  coupling  on  one  end  of  each  piece. 

Extra  Strong,  Double  Extra  Strong  and  Hydraulic  Pipe  is  sold  without  threads 
or  couplings,  unless  threads  and  couplings  are  specified,  and  then  an  additional 
charge  will  be  made  for  such  threads  and  couplings. 

Random  length  of  Extra  Strong  and  Double  Extra  Strong  Pipe  is  considered 
to  be  12  feet  to  22  feet,  we  to  have  the  privilege,  however,  of  supplying  not 
exceeding  5  per  cent  of  the  total  order  in  lengths  from  6  feet  to  12  feet. 

An  extra  charge  is  always  made  for  pipe  cut  to  special  lengths. 

Pipe  "cut  to  order"  is  threaded  at  each  end,  but  no  couplings  are  furnished. 
If  couplings  are  desired  they  must  be  ordered,  and  an  extra  charge  will  be  made 
for  them. 

Standard  weight  Casing  (the  lightest  weight)  will  be  furnished  on  orders 
unless  a  heavier  weight  is  specified. 

The  outside  diameter  of  goods  heavier  than  "Standard"  is  the  same  as  "Stand- 
ard"; the  extra  thickness  being  on  the  inside,  so  that  different  weights  of  the  same 
size  use  the  same  couplings. 

Boiler  Tubes  are  rated  by  their  outside  diameter;  all  other  pipe  by  the  nominal 
inside  diameter. 

Quotations  are  for  immediate  acceptance. 

Prices  are  subject  to  change  without  notice. 

All  sales  are  subject  to  strikes,  accidents,  or  causes  beyond  our  control. 


FAIRBANKS,  MORSE  &  CO. 


195 


Standard  Wrought  Pipe 

FULL  STANDARD  WEIGHT 

FOR  STEAM,  GAS  AND  WATER 

BLACK  AND  GALVANIZED 

LIST  REVISED  AND  ADOPTED  JAN.  1,  1913 


Size, 
Inches 

Price 
Black  or 
Galvanized, 
per  Foot 

Nominal 
Outside 
Diameter, 
Inches 

Nominal 
Inside 
Diameter, 
Inches 

Thickness, 
Inches 

Nominal 
Weight 
Per  Foot, 
Pounds 

Number  of 
Threads 
Per  Inch 

i 

$0.05i 

.405 

,269 

.068 

.245 

27 

| 

.06 

.540 

.364                    .088 

.425 

18 

| 

.06 

.675 

.493                    .091 

.568 

18 

i 

.084 

.840 

.622                    .109 

.852 

14 

| 

.111 

1.050 

.824                    .113 

1.134 

14 

1 

.17 

1.315 

1.049                    .133 

1.684 

Hi 

u 

.23 

1.660 

1.380                    .140 

2.281 

111 

if 

.87} 

1.900 

1.610                    .145 

2.731 

111 

2 

.37 

2.375 

2.067                    .154 

3.678 

111 

fti 

.581 

2.875 

2.469 

.203 

5.819 

8 

3 

.70} 

3.500 

3.068 

.216 

7.616 

8 

3£ 

.92 

4.000 

3.548 

.226 

9.202 

8 

4 

1.09 

4.500 

4.026 

.237 

10.889 

8 

*i 

1.27 

5.000 

4.506 

.247 

12.642                         8 

5 

1.48 

5.563 

5.047 

.258 

14.810 

8 

6 

1.92 

6.625 

6.065 

.280 

19.185 

8 

7 

2.38 

7.625 

7.023 

.301 

23.769 

8 

8 

2.50 

8.625 

8.071 

.277 

25.000 

8 

8 

2.88 

8.625 

7.981 

.322 

28.809 

8 

9 

3.45 

9.625 

8.941 

.342 

34.188 

8 

10 

3.20 

10.750 

10.192 

.279 

32.000 

8 

10 

3.50 

10.750 

10.136 

.307 

35.000 

8 

10 

4.12 

10.750 

10.020 

.365 

41.132 

8 

11 

4.63 

11.750 

11.000 

.375 

46.247 

8 

12 

4.50 

12.750 

12.090 

.330 

45.000 

8 

12 

5.07 

12.750 

12.000 

.375 

50.706 

8 

The  permissible  variation  in  weight  is  5  per  cent,  above  and  5  per  cent,  below. 

Unless  otherwise  ordered,  black  pipe  with  threads  and  couplings  and  in  random  lengths,  will  be 
shipped. 

For  cut  lengths,  an  extra  charge  will  be  made  above  random  lengths,  in  which  case  couplings  are 
not  included  unless  specified,  and  then  charged  extra. 

For  pipe  smoothed  on  the  inside,  known  as  reamed  and  drifted,   an  extra  charge  will  be  made 
above  standard  pipe. 

For  galvanized,  or  coated  pipe,  an  extra  charge  will  be  made  above  black. 


196 


FAIRBANKS,  MORSE  &  CO. 


Extra  Strong  and  Double  Extra  Strong  Wrought  Pipe 


FULL  STANDARD  WEIGHT 

FOR  STEAM,  GAS  AND  WATER 

BLACK  AND  GALVANIZED 

LIST  REVISED  AND  ADOPTED  JAN.  1,  1913 

EXTRA  STRONG 


Size, 
Inches 

Price 
Black  or 
Galvanized, 
Per  Foot 

Nominal 
Outside 
Diameter, 
Inches 

Nominal 
Inside 
Diameter, 
Inches 

Thickness,     , 
Inches 

Nominal 
Weight 
Per  Foot, 
Pounds 

j 

$0.12 

.405 

.215 

.095 

.314 

J 

.074 

.540 

.302 

.119 

.535 

I 

.0?! 

.675 

.423 

.126 

.738 

| 

.11 

.840 

.546 

.147 

1.087 

| 

.15 

1.050 

.742 

.154 

1.473 

1 

.22 

1.315 

.957 

.179 

2.171 

11 

.30 
.36^ 

1.660 
1.900 

1.278 
1.500 

.191 
.200 

2.996 
3.631 

2 

.50* 

2.375 

1.939 

.218 

5.022 

2i 

.77 

2.875 

2.323 

.276 

7.661 

3 

1.03 

3.500 

2.900 

.300 

10.252 

8* 

1.25 

4.000 

3.364 

.318 

12.505 

4 

1.50 

4.500 

3.826 

.337 

14.983 

*i 

1.80 

5.000 

4.290 

.355 

17.611 

5 

2.08 

5.563 

4.813 

.375 

20.778 

6 

2.86 

6.625                             5.761 

.432 

28.573 

7 

3.81 

7.625                             6.625 

.500 

38.048 

8 

4.34 

8.625                             7.625 

.500 

43.388 

9 

4.90 

9.625 

8.625 

.500 

48.728 

10 

5.48 

10.750 

9.750 

.500 

54.735 

11 

6.10 

11.750                           10.750 

.500 

60.075 

12 

6.55 

12.750                          11.750 

.500 

65.415 

The  permissible  variation  in  weight  is  5  per  cent,  above  and  5  per  cent,  below. 

DOUBLE  EXTRA  STRONG 


Price 

Nominal 

Nominal 

Nominal 

Black  or 

Outside 

Inside 

Weight 

Size, 

Galvanized, 

Diameter, 

Diameter, 

. 
Thickness, 

Per  Foot, 

Inches 

Per  Foot 

Inches 

Inches 

Inches 

Pounds 

| 

$0.32 

.840 

.252 

.294 

1.714 

1 

.35 

1.050 

.434                          .308 

2.440 

1 

.37 

1.315 

.599 

.358 

3.659 

11 

.68* 

.65 

1.660 
1.900 

.896 
1.100 

.382 
.400 

5.214 
6.408 

2 

.91 

2.375                             1.503 

.436 

9.029 

H 

1.37 

2.875                             1.771 

.552 

13.695 

3 

1.86 

3.500                             2.300 

.600 

18.583 

»i 

2.30 

4.000                             2.728 

.636 

22.850 

4 

2.76 

4.500 

3.152 

.674 

27.541 

4i 

3.26 

5.000 

3.580 

.710 

32.530 

5 

3.86 

5.563 

4.063 

.750 

38.552 

6 

5.32 

6.625 

4.897 

.864 

53.160 

7 

6.35 

7.625 

5.875 

.875 

63.079 

8 

7.25 

8.625 

6.875 

.875 

72.424 

The  permissible  variation  in  weight  is  10  per  cent,  above  and  10  per  cent,  below. 

Unless  otherwise  ordered,  black  pipe  with  plain  ends  and  in  random  lengths,  will  be  shipped. 

For  pipe  fitted  with  threads  and  couplings,  an  extra  charge  will  be  made  above  plain  ends. 

For  cut  lengths,  an  extra  charge  will  be  made  above  random. 

For  galvanized,  or  coated  pipe,  an  extra  charge  will  be  made  above  black. 


FAIRBANKS,  MORSE  &  CO. 


197 


Lap  Welded  Casing 

FOR  WATER  WELLS  AND  IRRIGATION  PURPOSES 


Size, 
Inches 

Price 
Black  or 
Galvanized, 
per  Foot 

Nominal 
Outside 
Diameter, 
Inches 

Nominal 
Inside 
Diameter, 
Inches 

Thickness, 
Inches 

Nominal 
Weight 
Per  Foot, 
Pounds 

Number  of 
Threads 
Per  Inch 

2 

$0.33 

2.250 

2.050 

.100 

2.340 

14 

2i 

.33 

2.500 

2.284 

.108 

2.820 

14 

2i 

.33 

2.750                      2.524 

.113                      3.250 

14 

21 

.40 

3.000 

2.768 

.116                      3.650 

14 

3 

.41 

3.250 

3.010 

.120                      4.100 

14 

si 

.46 

3.500 

3.250 

.125 

4.600 

14 

3i 

.51 

3.750 

3.492 

.129 

5.100 

14 

3£ 

.56* 

4.000 

3.732 

.134 

5.650 

14 

4 

.62 

4.250 

3.974 

.138 

6.200 

14 

4i 

.68$ 

4.500 

4.216 

.142 

6.750 

14 

*} 

.74 

4.750 

4.460 

.145 

7.250 

14 

3 

.81 

5.000 

4.696 

.152 

8.000 

14 

5 

.85 

5.250 

4.944 

.153 

8.500 

14 

5A 

.90 

5.500 

5.192 

.154 

9.000 

14 

51 

1.05 

6.000 

5.672 

.164 

10.500 

14 

6i 

1.20 

6.625 

6.287 

.169 

12.000 

14 

6f 

1.35 

7.000 

6.652 

.174 

13.000 

14 

7 

1.48 

7.625 

7.263 

.181 

14.750 

14 

7 

1.60 

8.000 

7.628 

.186 

16.000 

111 

8 

1.75 

8.625 

8.249 

.188 

17.500 

Hi 

8 

1.90 

9.000 

8.608 

.196 

19.000 

111 

9 

2.28 

10.000 

9.582 

.209 

22.750 

111 

10| 

2.68 

11.000 

10.552 

.224 

26.750 

111 

111 

3.15 

12.000 

11.514 

.243 

31.500 

111 

12i 

3.65 

13.000      . 

12.482 

.259 

36.500 

111 

13| 

4.20 

14.000 

13.448 

.276 

42.000 

111 

14| 

4.75 

15.000 

14.418 

.291 

47.500 

11* 

15* 

5.25 

16.000 

15.396 

.302                    52.500 

H| 

Lap  Welded  Casing 

FOR  OIL  WELL  PURPOSES 


Size, 
Inches 

Nominal 
Outside 
Diameter, 
Inches 

Nominal 
Inside 
Diameter, 
Inches 

Thickness, 
Inches 

Nominal 
Weight 
Per  Foot, 
Pounds 

Number  of 
Threads 
Per  Inch 

4i 

4.500 

4.216 

.142 

6.750 

14 

3 

4.500 

4.090 

.205 

9.500 

14 

4| 

4.750 

4.460 

.145 

7.250 

14 

4| 

4.750 

4.364 

.193 

9.500 

14 

4| 

5.000 

4.696 

.152 

8.000 

14 

5 

5.250 

4.944 

.153 

8.500 

14 

5 

% 

5.500 

5.192 

.154 

9.000 

14 

5 

6.000 

5.672 

.164 

10.500                         14 

5 

6.000 

5.620 

.190 

12.000                          Hi 

5; 

6.000 

5.552 

.224 

14.000 

U| 

5 

6.000 

5.450 

.275 

17.000                         Hi 

6: 

6.625 

'  6.287 

.169 

12.000 

14 

6; 

6.625 

6.257 

.184 

13.000 

111 

6: 

6.625 

6.135 

.245 

17.000 

nj 

6; 

7.000 

6.652 

.174 

13.000 

14 

6 

7.000 

6.538 

.231 

17.000 

11} 

6 

7.000 

6.538 

.231 

17.000 

10 

6 

7.000 

6.450 

.275 

20.000 

10 

7: 

7.625 

7.263 

.181 

14.750 

14 

7> 

8.000 

7.628 

.186 

16.000 

llf 

1 

8.000 

7.528 

.236 

20.000 

111 

8 

8.625 

8.249 

.188 

17.500 

111 

8: 

£625 

8.191 

.217 

20.000 

111 

8 

8.625 

8.097 

.264 

24.000 

111 

8; 

8.625 

8.097 

.264 

24.000 

8 

8; 

9.000 

8.608 

.196 

19.000 

Hi 

9 

10.000 

9.582 

.209 

22.750 

111 

9 

10.000 

9.434 

.283 

30.250 

111 

10 

10.750 

10.192 

.279 

32.515 

8 

10 

10.750 

10.146 

.302 

35.000 

8 

10| 

11.000 

10.552 

.224 

26.750 

ni 

Hf 

12.000 

11.514 

.243 

31.500 

ill 

12| 

13.000 

12.482 

.259 

36.500 

ill 

12| 

13.000 

12.278 

.361 

50.000 

8 

13* 

Ml 
15f 

14.000 
15.000 
16.000 

13.448 
14.418 
15.396 

.276 
.291 
.302 

42.000 
47.500 
52.500 

HJ 

111 

ni 

The  permissible  variation 
Unless  otherwise  ordered, 
shipped. 

For  cut  lengths,  an  extra 
For  galvanized,  or  coated 


in  weight  is  5  per  cent,  above  and  5  per  cent,  below. 

black  casing  with  threads  and  couplings  and  in  random  lengths,  will  be 

charge  will  be  made  above  random. 

casing,  an  extra  charge  will  be  made  above  black. 


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Lap  Welded  Casing 


'COALINGA  SPECIAL' 


Size, 
Inches 

Nominal 
Outside 
Diameter, 
Inches 

Nominal 
Inside 
Diameter, 
Inches 

Thickness, 
Inches 

Nominal 
Weight 
Per  Foot, 
Pounds 

Number  of 
Threads 
Per  Inch 

*i 

4.750 

4.082                           .334 

1G.  000 

10 

4i 

5.000 

4.506 

.247 

12.850 

10 

4: 

5.000 

4.424 

.288 

15.000 

10 

5 

6.000 

5.352 

.324 

20.000 

10 

61 

6.625 

6.049 

.288 

20.000 

10 

61 

6.625 

5.921 

.352 

24.000 

10 

6< 

6.625 

5.855 

.385 

26.000 

10 

6; 

6.625 

5.791 

.417 

28.000 

10 

6; 

7.000 

6.456 

.272 

20.000 

10 

6; 

7.000 

6.276 

.362 

26.000 

10 

6 

7.000 

6.214 

.393 

28.000 

10 

6; 

7.000 

6.154 

.423 

30.000 

10 

7' 

8.000 

7.386 

.307 

26.000 

10 

81 

8.625 

8.017 

.304 

28.000 

10 

8; 

8.625 

7.921 

.352 

32.000 

10 

ft 

8.625 

7.825 

.400 

36.000 

10 

ft 

8.625 

7.775 

.425 

38.000 

10 

ft 

8.625 

7.651 

.487 

43.000 

10 

9 

10.000 

9.384 

.308 

33.000 

10 

10 

10.750 

10.054 

.348 

40.000 

10 

10 

10.750 

9.960 

.395 

45.000 

10 

10 

10.750 

9.902 

.424 

48.000 

10 

10 

10.750 

9.784 

.483 

54.000 

10 

HI 

12.000 

11.384 

.308 

40.000 

10 

12$ 

13.000 

12.438 

.281 

40.000 

10 

121 

13.000 

12.360 

.320 

45.000 

10 

12i 

13.000 

12.282 

.359 

50.000 

10 

12i 

-       13.000 

12.220 

.390 

54.000 

10 

13$ 

14.000 

13.344 

.328 

50.000 

10 

15? 

16.000 

15.198 

.401 

70.000 

10 

The  permissible  variation  in  weight  is  5  per  cent,  above  and  5  per  cent,  below. 
Unless  otherwise  ordered,  black  casing  with  threads  and  couplings  and  in  random  lengths,  will  be 
shipped.  . 

For  cut  lengths,  an  extra  charge  will  be  made  above  random. 
For  galvanized,  or  coated  casing,  an  extra  charge  will  be  made  above  black. 


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199 


Line  Pipe 


FULL  STANDARD  WEIGHT 


Size, 

Inches 

Price, 
Per  Foot 

Nominal 
Outside 
Diameter, 
Inches 

Nominal 
Inside 
Diameter, 
Inches 

Thickness, 
Inches 

Nominal 
Weight 
Per  Foot, 
Pounds 

Number 
of 
Threads 
Per  Inch 

*  2 

$0.37$ 

2.375 

2.067 

.154 

3.716 

Hi 

H 

.59 

2.875 

2.469 

.203 

5.881 

8 

3 

*          -77 

3.500 

3.068 

.216 

7.675 

8 

3* 

.93 

4.000 

3.548 

.226 

9.261 

8 

4 

1.10 

4.500 

4.026 

.237 

10.980 

8 

*i 

1.28 

5.000 

4.506 

.247 

12.742 

8 

5 

1.50 

5.563 

5.047 

.258 

14.966 

8 

6 

1.94 

6.625 

6.065 

.280 

19.367 

8 

7 

2.40 

7.625 

7.023 

.301 

23.975 

8 

8 

2.54 

8.625 

8.071 

.277 

25.414 

8 

8 

2.92 

8.625 

7.981 

.322 

29.213 

8 

9 

3.47 

9.625 

8.941 

.342 

34.612 

8 

10 

3.25 

10.750 

10.192 

.279 

32.515 

8 

10 

3.55 

10.750 

10.136 

.307 

35.504 

8 

10 

4.17     , 

10.750 

10.020 

.365 

41.644 

8 

11 

4.68 

11.750 

11.000 

.375 

46.805 

8 

12 

4.55 

12.750 

12.090 

.330 

45.217 

8 

12 

5.12 

12.750 

12.000 

.375 

50.916 

8 

13 

5.68 

14.000 

13.250 

.375 

56.649 

8 

14 

6.18 

15.000 

14.250 

.375 

60.802 

8 

15 

6.60 

16.000 

15.250 

.375 

64.955 

8 

*2-inch  gas  line  pipe  1200  pounds  test.     2-inch  oil  line  pipe  1800  pounds  test. 
*2-inch  selected  oil  line  pipe  1800  pounds  test.     Uniform  lengths  and  reamed. 
The  permissible  variation  in  weight  is  5  per  cent,  above  and  5  per  cent,  below. 
Unless  otherwise  ordered-,  black  line  pipe  with  threads  and  couplings  and  in  random  lengths,  will 
be  shipped. 

For  cut  lengths,  an  extra  charge  will  be  made  above  random. 

For  galvanized,  or  coated  line  pipe,  an  extra  charge  will  be  made  above  black. 


Lap  Welded  Drive  Pipe 


Couplings 

"Mnminal 

Size, 
Inches 

IN  otnin.cU 
Outside 
Diameter, 
Inches 

i\ominai 
Inside 
Diameter, 
Inches 

Thickness, 
Inches 

jMomincU 
Weight 
Per  Foot, 
Pounds 

i\  umber 
of 
Threads 
Per  Inch 

Outside 
Diameter, 
Inches 

Length, 
Inches 

4* 

5.000 

4.506 

.247 

12.758 

8 

5fi 

4ft 

5 

5.563 

5.047 

.258 

14.989 

8 

6 

6.625    ' 

6.065 

.280                  19.408 

8 

7& 

51  ' 

7 

7.625 

7.023 

.301 

24.021 

8 

8| 

6 

fir 

8 

8.625 

8.071                  .277 

25.495 

8 

DM 

6| 

8 

8.625 

7.981 

.322 

29.303       i             8 

9JI 

6 

8 

8.625 

7.917 

.354 

32.334 

8 

gll 

6 

10 

10.750 

10.192 

.279 

32.631 

8 

12fV 

6 

10 

10.750 

10.136 

.307 

35.628 

8 

12T& 

6 

10 

10.750 

10.020 

.365 

41.785 

8 

12Vs 

6i 

12 

12.750 

12.090 

.330 

45.358 

g 

13il 

6^ 

12 

12.750 

12.000 

.375 

51.067 

8 

13  if 

61 

The  permissible  variation  in  weight  is  5  per  cent,  above  and  5  per  cent,  below. 

Unless  otherwise  ordered,  black  drive  pipe  with  threads  and  couplings  and  in  random  lengths, 
will  be  shipped. 

For  cut  lengths,  an  extra  charge  will  be  made  above  random. 

For  galvanized,  or  coated  drive  pipe,  an  extra  charge  will  be  made  above  black. 

Drive  pipe  is  fitted  with  recessed  couplings,  and  is  so  threaded  that  the  ends  of  the  pipe  will  butt 
together  in  the  center  of  the  coupling  when  fully  screwed  up. 


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Drill  Pipe 


Couplings 

Size, 

Nominal 
Outside 
Diameter, 

Nominal 
Inside 
Diameter, 

Thickness, 

Nominal 
Weight 
Per  Foot, 

Number 
of 
Threads 

Length 
of 
Thread, 

Outside 
Diameter, 

Length, 

Inches 

Inches 

Inches 

Inches 

Pounds 

Per  Inch 

Inches 

Inches 

Inches 

2i 

2.875 

2.323 

.276 

7.830 

8 

2i 

6f 

2? 

2.875 

2.143 

.366 

10.000 

8 

2§ 

5§ 

4 

4.500 

4.026 

.237 

11.055 

8 

2f 

6f 

4 

4.500 

3.990 

.255 

11.815 

8 

8f 

S'F'S 

6| 

4 

4.500 

3.958 

.271 

12.500 

8 

2f 

5  'fs 

6f 

4 

4.500 

3.826 

.337 

15.000 

8 

2f 

5xe 

6f 

41 

5.000 

4.506 

.247 

12.744 

8 

3 

5  if 

74 

*I 

5.000 

4.388 

.306 

15.500 

8 

3 

5  it 

7* 

5 

5.563 

4.813 

.375 

21.000 

8 

3 

6^ 

7i 

6 

6.625 

6.065 

.280 

19.463 

8 

3 

7ii 

7i 

6 

6.625 

5.937 

.344 

23.500 

8 

3 

7£| 

7* 

6 

6.625 

5.761 

.432 

29.000 

8 

3 

7« 

7* 

The  permissible  variation  in  weight  is  5  per  cent,  above  and  5  per  cent,  below. 
Unless  otherwise  ordered,  black  drill  pipe  with  threads  and  couplings  and   in  random  lengths, 
will  be  shipped. 


Tubing 


•VT^.*,  :«  r»i 

Couplings 

Size, 

JNominal 
Outside 
Diameter, 

Inside 
Diameter, 

Thickness, 

-Nomiricil 
Weight 
Per  Foot, 

of 
Threads 

Outside 
Diameter, 

Length, 

Inches 

Inches 

Inches 

Inches 

Pounds 

Per  Inch 

Inches 

Inches 

2 

2.375 

2.067 

.154 

3.716 

Hi 

2§| 

StJ 

2 

2.375 

2.041 

.167 

4.000 

114 

2§§ 

2 

2.375 

1.995 

.190 

4.500 

114 

2§§ 

8» 

2.875 

2.469 

.203 

5.897 

114 

8ft 

24 

2.875 

2.441 

.217 

6.250 

114 

8  A 

•  A 

3 

3.500 

3.068 

.216 

7.694 

114 

4jp2 

^ 

3 

3.500 

3.018 

.241 

8.500 

114 

4j|L 

w 

3 

3.500 

2.922 

.289 

10.000 

114 

4^2 

A 

34 

4.000 

3.548 

.226 

9.261 

8 

4  if 

A 

4 

4.500 

4.026 

.237 

10.980 

114 

5/2 

\ 

4 

4.500 

4.026 

.237 

10.980 

8 

5/2 

4J 

4 

4.500 

3.990 

.255 

11.750 

8 

5/2 

4i 

The  permissible  variation  in  weight  is  5  per  cent,  above  and  5  per  cent,  below. 
Unless  otherwise  ordered,  black  tubing  with  threads  and  couplings  and  in  random  lengths,  will  be 
shipped. 

For  cut  lengths,  an  extra  charge  will  be  made  above  random. 

For  galvanized,  or  coated  tubing,   an  extra  charge  will  be  made   above  blacK. 


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Stove  Pipe  Casing 

FOR  OIL  WELL  PURPOSES 


Fig.   415 
IN  SECTIONS  4  FEET  TO  20  FEET  LONG 


Diameter, 
Inches 

Gauge 
Number 

Weight 
Per  Foot, 
Pounds 

Price, 
Per  Foot 

Diameter, 
Inches 

Gauge 
Number 

Weight 
Per  Foot, 
Pounds 

Price, 
Per  Foot 

12 
13 
14 
15 
16 
17 
18 
20 

10 
10 
10 
10 
10 
10 
10 
10 

39.185 
42.316 
45.416 
48.516 
51.655 
54.855 
58.055 
64.780 

$1.96 
2.03J 
2.18 
2.251 
2.41 
2.54J 
2.67 
2.94 

14 
15 
16 
17 
18 
20 

8 
8 
8 
8 

8 

55.9 
59.5 
63.2 
67.1 
71.0 
79.4 

$2.58 
2.741 
2.91 
3.101 
3.28 
3.58 

Double  Well  Casing 

LOOSE  JOINTS— PRICES  AND  WEIGHTS  PER  FOOT  OR  JOINT 


GAUGE  NUMBER 


Diameter, 
Inches 

16 

14                                 12 

10 

8 

Wt., 
Pounds 

Price, 
Per 
Foot 

Wt., 
Pounds 

Price, 
Per 
Foot 

Wt., 
Pounds 

Price, 
Per 
Foot 

Wt., 

Pounds 

Price, 
Per 
Foot 

Wt., 

Pounds 

Price, 
Per 
Foot 

4 
5 
6 
7 
8 
81 
9 
91 
10 
11 
12 
13 
14 
15 
16 
17 
18 
20 
22 
24 

6.2 
7.5 
8.9 
10.3 
11.7 
12.0 
13.1 
13.8 
14.5 
16.0 
17.3 
18.6 
20.1 
21.3 
22.9 
24.1 
25.5 
28.4 
31.2 
33.9 

$0.38 
.44 
.52 
.59 
.69 
.69 
.74 
.81 
.83 
.85 
.90 
.98 
.08 
.15 
.21 
.28 
.33 
.43 
1.55 
1.64 

7.8 
9.5 
11.2 
•12.9 
14.6 
15.0 
16.4 
17.3 
18.1 
19.9 
21.5 
23.3 
25.0 
26.7 
28.5 
30.3 
32.0 
35.5 
39.0 
42.5 

$0.46 
.53 
.61 
.68 
.80 
.84 
.89 
.95 
.99 
1.04 
1.06 
1.09 
1.20 
1.29 
1.33 
1.41 
1.47 
1.57 
1.82 
2.05 

13.4 
15.8 
17.9 
20.5 
21.1 
23.0 
24.2 
25.4 
27.9 
30.3 
32.7 
35.2 
37.6 
39.8 
42.3 
44.8 
49.9 
54.9 
59.8 

$0.67 
.82 
.87 
.96 
.99 
1.09 
1.15 
1.20 
1.29 
1.37 
1.47 
1.62 
1.77 
1.94 
2.01 
2.07 
2.23 
2.46 
2.69 

20.3 
23.1 
26.4 
27.5 
29.6 
31.1 
32.7 
35.8 
38.9 
42.0 
45.1 
48.2 
51.3 
54.5 
57.7 
64.4 
70.8 
76.9 

$0.94 
1.10 
1.21 
1.26 
1.40 
1.47 
1.54 
1.58 
1.78 
1.84 
1.97 
2.03 
2.17 
2.29 
2.40 
2.64 
2.96 
3.20 



55.4 
59.0 
62.7 
66.6 
70.5 
78.9 
86.4 
93.8 

$2.37 
2.52 
2.67 
2.85 
3.01 
3.28 
3.58 
S.8S 

Double  Well  Casing  is  furnished  in  24-inch  joints,  and,  unless  otherwise  specified,  an  equal  num- 
ber of  inside  and  outside  joints  will  be  furnished. 
EXTRAS 

Charge  for  riveting  casing  in  sections,  4  to  20  feet  long,  as  follows: 

No.   16,  14  and  12  Gauges — All  sizes — 1   c.  per  foot  for  each  inch  diameter. 

No..  10  Gauges — All  sizes — lie.  per  foot  for  each  inch  diameter. 

No.     8  Gauges — All  sizes — 2  c.  per  foot  for  each  inch  diameter. 

Galvanized  Casing. — All  sizes  and  all  gauges — 20  per  cent  advance  over  prices  listed. 

Casing  lighter  than  No.  16  Gauge  price  is  same  as  for  No.   16. 

Double    Riveted    Well    Casing. — Our   double    casing    has    single    riveted    joints.      Double    riveting 
takes  an  advance  of  20  per  cent  over  prices  for  standard. 
Cut,  Punched,  Rolled  and  Nested  Casing: 

A  discount  of  5  per  cent  will  be  allowed   for  casing  cut,   punched   and    rolled   but   not   riveted. 
Casing  furnished  in  this  way  is  securely  nested  for  shipment. 
Re-riveting  Double  Casing: 

No.  16  and  No.  14  Gauges — All  sizes per  24-inch  joint — 15c. 

•    No.  12  Gauges — All  sizes per  24-inch  joint — 20c. 

No.  10  Gauges — All  sizes per  24-inch  joint — 25c. 


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Starters 


FOR   DOUBLE   WELL   CASING 
PRICES    AND    WEIGHTS    PER    FOOT 


NUMBER  16  GAUGE 


NUMBER  14  GAUGE 


NUMBER  OF  PLIES  THICK 

NUMBER  OF  PLIES   THICK 

b* 

V 

2 

3 

4 

<u 

2 

3 

4 

r«    V 

Price, 

Price, 

Price, 

ll 

Price, 

Price, 

Price, 

G  J3 
rt  o 

Wt., 

Per 

Wt., 

Per 

Wt., 

Per 

11 

Wt., 

Per 

Wt., 

Per 

Wt., 

Per 

SM 

Lbs. 

Foot 

Lbs. 

Foot 

Lbs. 

Foot 

Q£ 

Lbs. 

Foot 

Lbs. 

Foot 

Lbs. 

Foot 

4 

6.2 

$0.57 

9.4 

$0.94 

12.8 

$1.31 

4 

7.8 

$0.66 

11.9 

$1.08 

16.1 

$1.48 

5 

7.5 

.62 

11.4 

.97 

15.4 

1.35 

5 

9.5 

.71 

14.5 

1.16 

19.5 

1.60 

6 

8.9 

.70 

13.5 

1.15 

18.2 

1.58 

6 

11.2 

.81 

17.0 

1.30 

22.9 

1.78 

7 

10.3 

.77 

15.6 

1.26 

21.0 

1.73 

7 

12.9 

.86 

19.5 

1.38 

26.3 

1.91 

8 

11.7 

.87 

17.7 

1.41 

23.8 

1.94 

8 

14.6 

.98 

22.1 

1.56 

29.7 

2.12 

8i 

12.0 

.87 

18.1 

1.41 

24.4 

1.94 

81 

15.0 

1.03 

22.7 

1.62 

30.5 

2.23 

9 

13.1 

.94 

19.8 

1.49 

26.6 

2.05 

9 

16.3 

.08 

24.8 

1.71 

33.3 

2.32 

9* 

13.8 

.98 

20.8 

1.57 

28.0 

2.18 

H 

17.3 

.13 

26.1 

1.80 

35.1 

2.45 

10 

14.5 

1.00 

21.9 

1.60 

29.4 

2.20 

10 

18.1 

.18 

27.4 

1.80 

36.7 

2.56 

11 

16.0 

1.04 

24.1 

1.64 

32.4 

2.25 

11 

19.9 

.23 

30.1 

1.94 

40.3 

2.62 

12 

17.3 

1.09 

26.1 

1.74 

35.0 

2.38 

12 

21.5 

.25 

32.5 

1.97 

43.5 

2.68 

13 

18.6 

1.17 

28.2 

1.85 

37.6 

2.53 

13 

23.3 

.28 

35.2 

2.00 

47.1 

2.72 

14 

20.0 

.26 

30.2 

1.98 

40.4 

2.70 

14 

25.0 

1.38 

37.7 

2.19 

50.5 

2.97 

15 

21.3 

.33 

32.2 

2.09 

43.0 

2.85 

15 

26.7 

1.47 

40.2 

2.30 

53.9 

3.12 

16 

22.9 

.41 

34.5 

2.20 

46.2 

3.00 

16 

28.5 

1.53 

43.0 

2.38 

57.5 

3.21 

17 

24.1 

.46 

36.3 

2.29 

48.6 

3.11 

17 

30.3 

1.59 

45.7 

2.48 

61.1 

3.35 

18 

25.5 

.51 

38.4 

2.38 

51.4 

3.21 

18 

32.0 

1.64 

48.2 

2.58|     64.5 

3.48 

20 

28.4 

1.65 

42.7 

2.55 

57.2 

3.40 

20 

35.5 

1.77 

53.5 

2.75 

71.5 

3.70 

22 

31.2 

1.80 

46.9 

2.75 

62.8 

3.65 

22 

39.0 

2.02 

58.7 

3.05 

78.5 

4.08 

24 

33.9 

1.95 

51.0 

2.95 

68.2 

3.90 

24 

42.5 

2.27 

64.0 

3.35 

85.5 

4.43 

NUMBER  12  GAUGE 

NUMBER  10  GAUGE 

NUMBER  OF  PLIES   THICK 

NUMBER  OF  PLIES   THICK 

I" 

2 

3 

4 

iT 
w 

2 

3 

4 

aJ  co 

SJ 

Price, 

Price, 

Price, 

ll 

Price, 

Price, 

Price, 

§•8 

Wt., 

Per 

Wt., 

Per 

Wt., 

Per 

II 

Wt., 

Per 

Wt., 

Per 

Wt., 

Per 

SJS 

Lbs. 

Foot 

Lbs. 

Foot 

Lbs. 

Foot 

Q£ 

Lbs. 

Foot 

Lbs. 

Foot 

Lbs. 

Foot 

13  4 

$0  .91 

20  .  5 

$1   49 

27.8 

$2.06 

6 

isis 

i!oe 

24^1 

*pj.  .  "±& 
1.72 

32^6 

2.37 

'e' 

20.3 

$1.25 

31.1 

$1.97 

42.3 

$2.68 

7 

17.9 

1.12 

27.2 

1.78 

36.8 

2.48 

7 

23.1 

1.47 

35.3 

2.20 

47.9 

3.00 

8 

20.5 

1.21 

31.1 

1.95 

42.0 

2.67 

8 

26.4 

1.54 

40.2 

2.40 

54.5 

3.24 

8i 

21.1 

1.25 

32.0 

1.99 

43.2 

2.73 

8i 

27.5 

1.57 

41.9 

2.45 

56.7 

3.32 

9 

23.0 

1.33 

34.9 

2.12 

47.0 

2.91 

9 

29.6 

1.71 

45.0 

2.66 

60.9 

3.59 

M 

24.2 

1.40 

36.7 

2.21 

49.4 

3.03 

9| 

31.1 

1.78 

47.3 

2.76 

64.0 

3.74 

10 

25.4 

1.46 

38.5 

2.31 

51.8 

3.18 

10 

32.7 

1.84 

49.7 

2.84 

67.1 

3.86 

11 

27.9 

1.54 

42.2 

2.43 

56.8 

3.31 

11 

35.8 

1.89 

54.3 

2.93 

73.3 

3.96 

12 

30.3 

1.61 

45.8 

2.55 

61.6 

3.47 

12 

38.9 

2.09 

59.0 

3.23 

79.5 

4.35 

13 

32.7 

1.72 

49.4 

2.70 

66.4 

3.67 

13 

42.0 

2.21 

63.6 

3.38 

85.7 

4.55 

14 

35.2 

1.88 

53.2 

2.94 

71.4 

4.01 

14 

45.1 

2.33 

68.3 

3.57 

91.9 

4.79 

15 

37.6 

2.02 

56.8 

3.15 

76.2 

4.27 

15 

48.2 

2.41 

72.9 

3.67 

98.1 

4.92 

16 

39.8 

2.18 

60.1 

3.40 

80.6 

4.59 

16 

51.3 

2.54 

77.6 

3.86 

104.3 

5.19 

17 

42.3 

2.26 

63.8 

3.50 

85.6 

4.73 

17 

54.5 

2.66 

82.4 

4.03 

110.7 

5.42 

18 

44.8 

2.33 

67.6 

3.61 

90.6 

4.90 

18 

57.7 

2.76 

87.2 

4.20 

117.1 

5.64 

20 

49.9 

2.66 

75.2 

3.98 

100.8 

5.31 

20 

64.4 

3.07 

97.2 

4.61 

130.5 

6.13 

22 

54.9 

2.89 

82.7 

4.25 

110.8 

5.71 

22 

70.8 

3.49 

106.8 

5.03 

143.3 

6.63 

24 

59.8 

3.19 

90.1 

4.81 

120.6 

6.43 

24 

76.9 

3.72 

116.0 

5.46 

155.5 

7.44 

NUMBER  8  GAUGE 


Diameter, 
Inches 

NUMBER  OF  PLIES  THICK 

Diameter, 
Inches 

NUMBER  OF  PLIES  THICK 

2 

3 

4 

2 

3 

4 

Wt., 
Lbs. 

Price, 
Per 

Foot 

Wt., 
Lbs. 

Price, 
Per 
Foot 

Wt., 

Lbs. 

Price, 
Per 
Foot 

Wt., 
Lbs. 

Price, 
Per 
Foot 

Wt., 
Lbs. 

Price, 
Per 

Foot 

Wt., 
Lbs. 

Price, 
Per 

Foot 

16 
17 
18 

62.7 
66.6 
70.5 

$2.99 
3.19 
3.37 

95.0 
100.8 
106.7 

$4.35 
4.60 
4.85 

127.9 
135.7 
143.5 

$5.90 
6.15 
6.35 

20 
22 
24 

78.9 
86.4 
93.8 

$3.71 
4.01 
4.37 

119.3 
130.5 
141.6 

$5.25 
5.65 
6.05 

160.3 
175.3 
190.1 

$6.90 
7.75 
8.65 

FAIRBANKS,  MORSE  &  CO. 


203 


Well  Rings  or  Shoes  for  Starters 


FOR    DOUBLE   WELL   CASING 


Diameter, 
Inches 

Jl 

Thickness, 
Inches 

sTs 

'C  rt 
PL|W 

I  Diameter, 
Inches 

tj 

Co 

3£ 

Thickness, 
Inches 

l>rt 

o-g 

i-i  rt 
OnW 

Diameter, 
Inches 

is 

jjg 

Thickness, 
Inches 

£s 

"C  03 

PMW 

Diameter, 
Inches 

il 

C  o 

SA 

Thickness, 
Inches 

|"| 

£w 

4 

N 

j 

$3.25 

10 

4 

$ 

$7.80 

14 

4 

$15.00 

17 

8 

i 

$37.50 

4 

3 

£ 

3.55 

10 

4 

B 

8.80 

14 

4 

16.00 

17 

8 

1 

40.00 

4 

3 

| 

3.75 

10 

4 

| 

11.00 

14 

5 

19.00 

17 

10 

j 

40.00 

4 

4 

I 

5.00 

10 

4 

1 

13.00 

14 

5 

20.00 

17 

10 

i 

41.00 

5 

2i 

3.50 

10 

5 

| 

12.00 

14 

6 

21.00 

17 

10 

1 

42.50 

5 

3 

|> 

4.00 

10 

5 

13.00 

14 

6 

23.00 

17 

10 

li 

49.00 

5 

4 

I 

5.00 

10 

5 

13.35 

14 

6 

1 

27.00 

17 

10 

li 

55.00 

5 

4 

1 

5.50 

10 

6 

13.00 

14 

8 

f 

27.00 

17 

12 

| 

37.30 

5 

6 

8.50 

10 

6 

14.00 

14 

8 

i 

30.00 

17 

12 

1 

45.00 

6 

H 

3.75 

10 

6 

15.00 

14 

8 

i 

32.00 

17 

12 

li 

52.00 

6 

3 

4.25 

10 

6 

16.00 

14 

,  10 

i 

32.00 

17 

12 

li 

59.00 

6 

4 

f 

5.00 

10 

6 

1 

18.00 

14 

,  10 

i 

32.50 

17 

18 

1 

90.00 

6 

4 

5.60 

10 

8 

18.00 

14 

10 

i 

34.00 

18 

5 

• 

27.00 

6 

4 

£ 

6.60 

10 

8 

19.00 

14 

12 

i 

36.00 

18 

6 

j 

32.00 

6 

4 

| 

7.60 

10 

8 

23.00 

14 

12 

i 

38.00 

18 

6 

$ 

35.00 

6 

5 

I 

8.50 

10 

8 

1 

25.00 

14 

12 

li 

45.00 

18 

6 

1 

38.00 

6 

6 

11.50 

10 

10 

1 

20.00 

15 

4 

15.75 

18 

8 

4 

38.00 

H 

H 

4.00 

10 

10 

| 

23.00 

15 

5 

§ 

20.00 

18 

8 

$ 

41.00 

6 

J 

3 

5.00 

10 

10 

! 

25.00 

15 

6 

£ 

22.00 

18 

8 

i 

44.00 

7 

2i 

4.00 

10 

10 

£ 

27.00 

15 

6 

j 

24.00 

18 

10 

1 

44.00 

7 

3 

4.50 

10 

10 

l 

29.00 

15 

6 

1 

31.00 

18 

10 

i 

45.00 

7 

3 

5.50 

11 

4 

9.00 

15 

8 

1 

31.00 

18 

10 

i 

46.50 

7 

4 

5.50 

11 

4 

10.00 

15 

8 

i 

33.00 

18 

10 

li 

52.00 

7 

4 

6.00 

11 

4 

13.00 

15 

8 

1 

35.00 

18 

10 

ii 

59.00 

7 

4 

i 

7.00 

11 

5 

14.00 

15 

10 

f 

32.00 

18 

12 

1 

41.00 

7 

4 

j 

8.00 

11 

5 

15.00 

15 

10 

£ 

35.00 

18 

12 

1 

49.00 

7 

5 

i 

10.00 

11 

6 

17.00 

15 

10 

1 

36.00 

18 

12 

li 

55.00 

7 

5 

i 

10.75 

11 

6 

1 

24.00 

15 

10 

1 

37.00 

18 

12 

li 

62.50 

7 

5 

j 

11.50 

11 

8 

|   21.50 

15 

12 

1 

38.00 

18 

16 

1 

75.00 

7 

6 

11.50 

11 

8 

| 

25.00 

15 

12 

i 

40.00 

18 

18 

z 

90.00 

7 

6 

12.00 

11 

8 

1 

28.00 

15 

12 

1 

42.65 

18) 

8 

38.00 

7 

6 

, 

12.50 

12 

3 

. 

10.00 

15 

12 

li 

47.50 

18| 

12 

i. 

48.00 

8 

3 

• 

5.40 

12 

4 

10.50 

15 

15 

51.00 

ill 

14 

| 

56.00 

8 

4 

? 

6.00 

12 

4 

11.50 

16 

6 

26.00 

isi 

16 

1 

75.00 

8 

4 

6.50 

12 

4 

13.00 

16 

6 

28.00 

19 

8 

1 

46.50 

8 

4 

7.50 

12 

5 

15.00 

16 

6 

28.00 

19 

12 

i 

55.00 

8 

4 

8.50 

12 

5 

15.50 

16 

6 

29.00 

19 

12 

1 

62.50 

8 

5 

9.50 

12 

5 

16.00 

16 

6 

1 

32.00 

19 

12 

li 

75.00 

8 

5 

10.50 

12 

6 

18.00 

16 

8 

1 

28.00 

19 

16 

l 

90.00 

8 

5 

11.50 

12 

6 

19.00 

16 

8 

1 

33.00 

20 

6 

j 

31.50 

8 

6 

11.50 

12 

6 

20.00 

16 

8 

I 

35.00 

20 

8 

^ 

44.00 

8 

6 

13.00 

12 

6 

1 

23.00 

16 

8 

1 

37.00 

20 

8 

l 

59.00 

8 

8 

16,50 

12 

7 

24.00 

16 

10 

i 

37.00 

20 

10 

I 

65.00 

8 

8 

17.50 

12 

7| 

| 

23.00 

16 

10 

$ 

38.00 

20 

10 

i 

67.00 

81 

3 

5.40 

12 

8 

• 

23.00 

16 

10 

i 

39.00 

20 

12 

i 

70.00 

8< 

4 

h 

7.00 

12 

8 

| 

25.00 

16 

12 

1 

40.00 

22 

6 

f 

35.00 

8< 

4 

8.00 

12 

8 

1 

27.50 

16 

12 

i 

45.00 

22 

8 

1 

52.00 

81 

4 

9.00 

12 

8 

1 

30.00 

16 

16 

1 

55.00 

22 

8 

l 

65.00 

8; 

5 

12.00 

12 

10 

| 

30.00 

16 

16 

$ 

63.00 

22 

10 

l 

75.00 

8 

4 

9.00 

12 

10 

I 

31.00 

16 

16 

i 

70.00 

22 

12 

li 

110.00 

9 

3 

7.00 

12 

10 

1 

32.00 

16 

16 

ii 

75.00 

24 

5 

I 

35.00 

9 

4 

7.80 

12 

10 

1* 

40.00 

16 

18 

i 

75.00 

24 

6 

f    40.00 

9 

4 

8.80 

12 

12 

1 

36.00 

16 

18 

i 

88.00 

24 

8 

J  |  50.00 

9 

4 

11.00 

13 

8 

f 

24.00 

17 

6 

1 

29.00 

24 

12 

1   I  70.00 

9i 

5 

12.50 

13 

8 

* 

26.00 

17 

6 

s 

32.00 

24 

12 

li 

83.00 

9 

5 

14.00 

13 

8 

1 

31.00 

17 

6 

i 

35.00 

24    14 

li 

98.00 

9J 

6 

15.00 

13 

10 

1 

33.00 

17 

8 

i 

32.50 

10 

3 

7.50 

14 

4 

i 

14.00 

17 

8 

I 

35.00 

204 


FAIRBANKS,  MORSE  &  CO. 


Standard  Steel  Boiler  Tubes 


LAP  WELDED 


Standard  Thickness 


Price— Per  Foot 


Outside 
Diameter, 
Inches 

Birmingham 
Wire 
Gauge 

Inches 

Standard 
Th  ickness 

One 
Extra 
Wire 
Gauge 

Two 
Extra 
Wire 
Gauges 

Three 
Extra 
Wire 
Gauges 

Four 
Extra 
Wire 
Gauges 

*  1                       13 

.095                   $0.30 

$0.35 

$0.38 

$0.42 

$0.45 

*  li 

13                         .095                        .28                    .33 

.36 

.39 

.43 

*  li 

13                         .095                        .27 

.32 

.34 

.38                    .42 

If 

13 

.095 

.22 

.26 

.28 

.31 

.34 

2 

13 

.095 

.20 

.22 

.24 

.27 

.29 

13 

.095 

.22 

.25 

.28 

.30 

.33 

2£ 

12 

.109 

.28 

.31 

.34 

.37 

.41 

2§ 

12 

.109 

.31 

.34 

.38 

.42 

.46 

3 

12 

.109 

.34 

.37 

.41 

.45 

.50 

81 

11 

.120 

.40 

.45 

.50 

.55 

.59 

3i 

11 

.120 

.43 

.49 

.53 

.59 

.64 

3| 

11 

.120                        .47 

.52 

.57 

.63 

.69 

4 

10 

.134                        .55 

.61 

.68 

.74 

.83 

*i 

10 

.134                        .62 

.69 

.77 

.83 

.93 

5 

9                         .148 

.76 

.86 

.93 

1.04 

1.13 

6 

8                         .165 

1.02 

1.12 

1.26 

1.36 

1.47 

7 

0 

.165 

1.20 

1.32 

1.48 

1.60 

1.72 

8 

8                         .165 

1.38 

1.50 

1.69 

1.83 

1.97 

9 

7 

.180 

1.70 

1.91 

2.07 

2.23 

2.42 

10 

6 

.203 

2.12 

2.30 

2.49 

2.70 

2.95 

11 

5 

.220 

2.53 

2.74 

2.98 

•     3.26 

3.43 

12 

.229 

2.88 

3.12 

3.40 

3.65 

4.00 

13 

4 

.238 

3.24 

3.53 

3.86 

4.07 

4.60 

Seamless 


NOMINAL  WEIGHT  PER  FOOT— POUNDS 


*  1 

13 

.095 

.917 

1.036 

1.127 

1.238 

1.345 

*  li 

13 

.095 

1.171 

1.327 

1.447 

1.595 

1.740 

13 

.095 

1.424 

1.617 

1.767 

1.953 

2.134 

If 

13 

.095 

1.679 

1.910 

2.089 

2.312 

2.532 

2 

13 

.095 

1.932 

2.201 

2.409 

2.670 

2.927 

2i 

13 

.095 

2.186 

2.492 

2.729 

3.028 

3.322 

2i 

12 

.109        2.783 

3.050 

3.386 

3.717 

4.114 

2f 

12 

.109        3.074 

3.370 

3.743 

4.112 

4.555 

3 

12 

.109        3.365 

3.691 

4.101 

4.508 

4.995 

3i 

11 

.120 

4.011 

4.459 

4.903 

5.436 

5.901 

i| 

11 

.120 

4.331 

4.817 

5.298 

5.877 

6.382 

3§ 

11 

.120 

4.652 

5.175 

5.693 

6.317 

6.863 

4 

10 

.134 

5.532 

6.088 

6.758 

7.343 

8.232 

4A 

10 

.134 

6.248 

6.879 

7.639 

8.304 

9.316 

5 

9 

.148 

7.669 

8.520 

9.266 

10.400 

11.231 

6 

8 

.165 

10.282 

11.188 

12.568 

13.580 

14.646 

7 

8 

.165 

12.044 

13.110 

14.736 

15.930 

17.188 

8 

8 

.165 

13.807 

15.033 

16.904 

18.280 

19.730 

9 

7 

.180 

16.955 

19.072 

20.629 

22.271 

24.179 

10 

6 

.203 

21.240 

22.979 

24.813      26.945 

29.470 

11 

5 

.220 

25.329 

27.355 

29.711      32.503 

34.283 

12 

.229 

28.788 

31.188 

34.008 

36.512 

39.918 

13 

4 

.238 

32.439 

35.243 

38.569 

40.691 

45.971 

Boiler  tubes  more  than  four  gauges  heavier  than  standard  will  be  charged  per  pound. 


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205 


Pipe  Cutting  and  Threading 

TO  ORDER 

We  are  prepared  to  cut  and  thread  pipe  from  y%  to  12-inch  inclusive,  and  we 
can  execute  diagram  work  accurately  and  promptly. 

Our  machine  shop*  is  in  charge  of  a  competent  mechanic  whose  long  experi- 
ence along  this  line  fits  him  for  the  position  he  holds. 

All  work,  before  leaving  the  shop,  is  personally  inspected  by  him,  great  care 
being  taken  to  see  that  the  work  is  in  accordance  with  specifications  and  finished 
in  the  most  workmanlike  manner  known  to  the  trade,  and  all  engineers  and  steam 
fitters  should  avail  themselves  of  our  splendid  facilities. 


Fig.  416 
Diagram   Showing   Screwed   Valve   and   Fittings 


Fig.  417 
Diagram    Showing   Flanged   Valve   and    Fittings 

In  outlining  work  of  this  kind  great  care  should  be  taken  in  making  diagrams. 
Show  whether  screwed  or  flanged  valves  and  fittings  are  wanted. 

All  measurements  should  be  given  center  to  center,  if  possible,  as  shown  in 
above  diagrams. 

It  is  also  necessary  to  know  for  what  purpose  the  pipe  is  intended  and  the 
pressure  it  is  required  to  stand. 

STANDARD  THREADS  FOR  WROUGHT  PIPE 


i 

| 

1 

a 

1 

ll 

2 

21 

3 

Price  each 

$0  10 

$0  10 

$0  10 

$0  10 

$0  12 

$0  12 

$0  15 

$0  20 

$0  25 

$0  35 

$0  45 

Length  of  thread  ...  inches 

i 

* 

1 

it 

1 

1 

M 

IT9* 

3* 

4 

4i 

5 

6 

7 

g 

9 

10 

12 

* 

Price  each 

$0  55 

$0  65 

$0  75 

$0  80 

$1  00 

$1  25 

$1  60 

$1  80 

$2  30 

$3  25 

Length  of  thread  ...  inches 

If 

1* 

If 

If 

2 

Above  prices  include  one  cut  for  each  two  threads. 
Additional  cuts,  one-half  the  price  of  threads. 

SIZE  OF  DRILLS  FOR  STANDARD  PIPE  THREADS 

The  sizes  of  twist  drills  to  be  used  in  boring  holes,  to  be  reamed  with  pipe 
reamers,  and  threaded  with  pipe  taps,  are  as  follows: 


Pipe  Size, 
Inches 

Number  of 
Threads 

Drill, 
Inches 

Pipe  Size, 
Inches 

Number  of 
Threads 

Drill, 
Inches 

Pipe  Size, 
Inches 

Number  of 
Threads 

Drill, 
Inches 

j 

27 

18 
18 

21/64 
27/64 

14 
2 
24 

114 
114 

8 

2-rV 

5 
6 

7 

8 
8 
8 

| 

4 

14 

ii 

3 

8 

3  Yzr 

8 

8 

f 

14 

II 

34 

8 

3H 

9 

8 

9-rV 

1 
li 

114 

uj 

u« 

4 
44 

8 
8 

Jft 

10 
12 

8 
8 

10T5ff 

206 


FAIRBANKS,  MORSE  &  CO. 


Wrought  Fittings 

STANDARD  WROUGHT  COUPLINGS 


Fig.  418 
FOR  STEAM,  GAS  AND  WATER  PIPE 


£ 

£ 

§ 

| 

f 

1 

li 

li 

2i 

3 

$0  05 

05 

06 

07 

10 

13 

17 

21 

28 

40 

60 

06 

06 

08 

10 

13 

18 

25 

32 

40 

55 

80 

Right   and    left,    black  " 

.07 

.07 

.08 

.11 

.15 

.20 

.25 

.30 

.50 

.85 

1.20 

31 

4 

41 

5 

6 

7 

g 

10 

12 

Black   each 

$0  80 

1.00 

1  50 

1  65 

2.40 

3  25 

4  25 

5  50 

7.50 

10.00 

Galvanized    " 

1.05 

1.40 

2.00 

2.25 

3.25 

4.20 

5.50 

7.00 

9.75 

13.65 

Right   and   left,    black  " 

1.60 

2.00 

8.20 

9.00 

12.50 

13.00 

17.00 

17.50 

23.00 

28.00 

.... 

EXTRA  HEAVY  OR  HYDRAULIC 


Fig.  419 


Fig.  420 


a 

a 

1 

U" 

2 

2i 

3 

Black    each 

$0  14 

$0  20 

$0  26 

$0  34 

$0  42 

$0  56 

$0  80 

$1  20 

20 

26 

36 

50 

64 

80 

1  10 

1  60 

Right  and  left,  black  " 

.18 

.25 

OQ 
.O«5 

.42 

.51 

.78 

1.25 

1.80 

PATENT  SLEEVE  TUBING  AND  LINE  PIPE  COUPLINGS 


mm'  Hk 


Fig.  421 


i 

g 

i 

2 

1 

11 

2 

2A 

Black          .    ...   each 

$0  10 

$0  10 

$0  10 

$0  12 

$0  15 

$0  25 

$0  30 

$0  40 

$0  60 

Galvanized    " 

.14 

.14 

.14 

.16 

.21 

.37 

.46 

.57 

.85 

3 

31 

4 

41 

5 

6 

7 

g 

10 

Black  each 

$0.80 

$1.30 

$1.50 

$2.00 

$2.40 

$2.80 

$3.85 

$4.00 

$6.00 

Galvanized    " 

1.15 

1.90 

2.15 

2.85 

3.45 

4.00 

5.55 

5.80 

8.75 

Tubing  and  line  pipe  couplings  carried  in  stock  in  black  only. 


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Wrought  Fittings 

DRIVE  PIPE  COUPLINGS 

WITH  PATENT  SLEEVE 


Fig.   423 


Size    inches 

4 

*i 

4i 

5 

6 

7 

8 

9 

10 

12 

8 

8 

10 

8 

8 

8 

8 

8 

8 

8 

Black    ....        each 

$1.50 

$2.00 

$4.00 

$2.40 

$2.80 

$3.85 

$4.00 

$5.00 

$6.00 

$  8.00 

Galvanized     " 

2.15 

2.85 

5.80 

3.45 

4.00 

5.55 

5.80 

7.25 

8.75 

11.15 

The  4Hnch  10-thread  couplings  are  for  use  on  "Coalinga   Special"  drive  pipe. 
Drive  pipe  couplings  carried  in  stock  in  black  only. 

DRILL  PIPE  COUPLINGS 

WITH  PATENT  SLEEVE 
8  THREADS  PER  INCH 


Size  

....  inches 

2$ 

4 

5 

6 

Black  ... 

each 

$0.95 

$2.25 

$3.30 

$4.75 

Fig.  424 


CASING  COUPLINGS 

WITH  PATENT  SLEEVE 


Fig.  425 
FOR  IRRIGATION  AND  STANDARD  WEIGHT  CASING 


2J 

3 

3i 

31 

3£ 

4 

41 

4* 

4f 

5& 

6i 

Black   each 

$0  30 

35 

40 

46 

52 

60 

68 

74 

80 

90 

1.20 

1.35 

Galvanized  " 

.42 

.50 

.57 

65 

73 

85 

1  00 

1  05 

1  15 

1  30 

1.70 

1.90 

Size  inches 

6| 

7£ 

8J 

8| 

9| 

lOf 

Hf 

12$ 

13i 

14} 

15J 

Black       .       each 

$1  50 

1  75 

2  25 

2  85 

3  50 

4  50 

5  15 

6  75 

7  60 

8  75 

10  00 

2  15 

2  50 

3  25 

3  75 

5  00 

6  15 

6  95 

8  85 

10  15 

11  75 

13.15 

Carried  in  stock  in  black  only. 

CASING  COUPLINGS 

WITH  PATENT  SLEEVE 

10  THREADS  PER  INCH 

FOR  "COALINGA  SPECIAL"  CASING 


4£ 

5| 

6i 

6| 

7f 

81 

9ft 

10 

Hf 

12$ 

13$ 

15$ 

Black  each 

$1.48 

2.40 

2.70 

3.00 

3.50 

4.50 

7.00 

9.00 

10.30 

13.50 

15.20 

20.00 

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Wrought  Fittings 

WROUGHT  NIPPLES 
BLACK 

THREADED   RIGHT  HAND 


Close                                                                           Shoulder   or    Short 
Fig.   426                                                                                       Fig.   427 

LENGTH—  INCHES 

<u 
.2 
C/2 

PRICES 

PRICES    OF   EXTRA   LONG   NIPPLES 

i> 

J2 
U 

0 

J3 
C/3 

LONG 

JUi 

U     c/3 

bo 

a 

LENGTH—  INCHES 

4 

5 

6 

7 

8 

9 

10 

11 

12 

I 

1J 
If 
14 
if 

if 

2 

24 
24 
2f 
3 
3 

l\ 

4 
5 
5 
6 

5! 

1* 
li 

2 
2 
24 
24 
24 
3 
3 
4 
4 

!' 

5 
6 
6 
6 

2 
2 
2 
2 
24 

!J 

3 
3 

34 
34 
4* 
44 
44 
5 
5 
6 
6 
8 
8 
8 

24 
24 
24 
24 
3 
3 
34 
34 
34 

4 
5 
5 
5 

54 

54 

; 

'. 

3 
3 
3 
3 
34 
34 
4 
4 
4 
44 
44 
54 
54 
54 
6 
6 

34 
34 
34 
34 
4 
4 
44 

*! 

*i 

5 
5 
6 
6 
6 
64 
64 

4 

? 

24 
3 
34 

44 
5 
6 
7 
8 
9 
10 
12 

$0.04 
.04 
.04 

.06 
.06 
.06 

.07 
.07 
.07 

.08 
.08 
.08 

.10 
.10 
.10 

.12 
.12 
.12 

.14 
.14 

.14 

.15 
.15 
.15 

.17 
.17 
.17 

.18 
.18 
.18 

.19 
.19 
19 

.05 
.06 
.08 
.11 
.13 
.18 
.39 
.48 
.75 
.85 
1.25 
1.55 
1.85 
3.20 
3.55 
5.25 
6.75 
8.00 

.07 
.09 
.13 
.17 
.20 
.27 
.59 
.72 
1.05 
1.20 
1.70 
2.45 
2.90 
3.60 
4.05 
6.50 
8.25 
10.00 

.08 

.10 
.11 
.15 
.20 
.25 
.32 

.12 
.13 
.18 
.24 
.29 
.38 
.68 
.85 

.14 
.17 
.23 
.29 
.36 
.50 
.90 
1.08 
1.30 
1.52 
2.25 
2.58 
3.05 
4.05 
4.55 

.16 
.18 
.25 
.33 
.40 
.54 
.97 
1.20 
1.45 
1.69 
2.50 
2.83 
3.35 
4.45 
5.05 

.18 
.20 
.28 
.36 
.45 
.59 
1.06 
1.33 
1.60 
1.87 
2.75 
3.10 
3.70 
4.90 
5.50 
7.10 
8.90 
10.80 

.20 
.22 
.31 
.40 
.50 
.65 
1.17 
1.45 
1.75 
2.05 
2.95 
3.35 
4.00 
5.30 
6.00 
7.75 
9.70 
11.75 

.22 
.24 

.34 
.44 
.54 
.72 
1.26 
1.58 
1.90 
2.22 
3.17 
3.60 
4.30 
5.75 
6.50 
8.40 
10.40 
12.70 

.23 
.26 
.36 
.47 
.59 
.77 
1.35 
1.70 
2.05 
2.40 
3.40 
3.85 
4.65 
6.15 
7.00 
9.00 
11.15 
13.65 

• 

•    •' 

Assorted  close  and  short  nipples  will  always  be  furnished  unless  otherwise  specified. 
Nipples  made  to  order  from  extra  strong  pipe,  at  double  above  list. 
In  ordering  nipples,  always  state  lengths  preferred. 

BLACK 

THREADED  RIGHT  AND  LEFT 


LENGTH—  INCHES 

PRICES 

PRICES  OF  EXTRA  LONG  R.  AND  L.  NIPPLES 

t 

en 

i>     ** 

bo 

LENGTH—  INCHES 

J 

LONG 

6 

N 

Jsl 

fl 

c 

C/5 

U      IT. 

J 

4 

5 

6 

7     1      8 

9 

10 

11 

12 

1 

5  !  i£ 

2 

24 

3 

34 

4 

$0.05 

.08 

.09 

.11 

.13 

.16 

.18 

.20 

.23 

.25 

.27 

1     14 

2 

24 

3 

34 

.05         .08 

.09 

.11 

.13 

.16 

.18 

.20 

.23 

.25 

.27 

l       14 

2 

24 

3 

34 

1 

.05  ;       .08 

09 

.11 

.13 

.16 

.18 

.20 

.23 

.25 

.27 

U 

14 

2 

24 

3 

34 

I 

.07 

.10 

11 

.13 

.16 

.18 

.21 

.24 

.27 

.29 

.31 

If 

24 

3 

34 

4 

i 

.08 

.12 

.15 

.17 

.23 

.25 

.27 

.29 

.32 

.35 

LJ 

2 

24 

3 

34 

4 

l 

.11 

.18 

.20 

.24 

.31 

.33 

.37 

.41 

.45 

.48 

24 

3 
3 

34 
34 

4 

4 

i! 

.15 
.18 

.23 
.27 

.27 
.34 

.32 
.39 

.39 

.48 

.45 
.52 

.50 
.60 

.55 

.67 

.60 

.72 

.65 

.80 

2 

24 

3 

34 

4 

44 

2 

.24 

.36 

.43 

.51 

.67 

.72 

.80 

.87 

.96 

1.03 

8) 

3 

34 

4 

44 

5 

24 

.52 

.79 

.91 

1.20 

1.30 

1.40 

1.55 

1.68 

1.80 

•2  1 

3 

34 

4 

44 

5 

3 

.65 

.96 

1.13 

1.44 

1.60 

1.77 

1.93 

2.10 

2.27 

if 

8 

4 
4 

t! 

5 
5 

54 
54 

6 
6 

34 
4 

1.00 
1.15 

1.40 
1.60 

• 

... 

1.75 
2.00 

1.95 
2.25 

2.15 
2.50 

2.35 
2.75 

2.55 
3.00 

2.75 
3.25 

Assorted  right  and  left  nipples  will  be  furnished  long  unless  otherwise  specified. 
Add  60  per  cent  to  above  prices  for  galvanized  nipples  threaded  right  and  left. 


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WROUGHT  NIPPLES 
GALVANIZED 

THREADED  RIGHT  HAND 


LENGTH—  INCHES 

<u 

N 
C/5 

PRICES 

PRICES    OF   EXTRA   LONG   NIPPLES 

y 

u 

0 

LONG 

U     c/) 

! 

LENGTH—  INCHES 

Cfl 

4 

5 

6 

7 

8 

9 

10 

11 

12 

1 

i 
l* 

ij 
ij 

8 

:>•]• 
3 
3 

SI 

4 

H 
H 

P 

2 

21 

3 
3 
4 
4 
4 

5 
5 

! 

2 
2 

21 

3 
3 
3 

31 
Si 

4i 

4r 

5 
5 

6 
6 

21 
21 
21 
21 
3 
3 
31 
31 
31 
4 
4 
5 
5 
5 

1! 

3 
3 
3 
3 

31 
31 
4 
4 
4 

51 
51 

6 
6 

31 
31 
31 
31 

4 
41 
41 

5 
5 
6 
6 
6 
61 
61 

1 

li 
11 

2 

2* 
3 
3* 

41 
5 
6 

7 
8 

$0.06 
.06 
.06 
.06 
.08 
.11 
.17 
.21 
.27 
.56 
.70 
1.20 
1.35 
1.85 
2.30 
2.80 
4.25 
5.00 

.11 
.11 
.11 

.11 

.14 
.19 
.29 
.35 
.47 
.86 
1.10 
1.70 
1.87 
2.60 
3.15 
4.25 
4.95 
5.80 

.12 
12 
12 
13 

.15 
15 
15 
16 
18 
24 
32 
39 
52 

.17 
.17 
.17 
.18 
.21 
.28 
.38 
.46 
.61 
1.00 
1.30 

.21 

.21 
.21 
.23 
.26 
.34 
.45 
.55 
.74 
1.26 
1.60 
2.10 
2.30 
3.30 
3.75 
4.50 
5.65 
6.65 

.24 
.24 
.24 
.26 
.29 
.38 
.51 
.63 
.83 
1.41 
1.80 
2.35 
2.60 
3.65 
4.20 
5.00 
6.35 
7.50 

.26 
.26 
.26 
.28 
.32 
.42 
.57 
.70 
.93 
1.56 
2.00 
2.60 
2.90 
4.05 
4.60 
5.55 
7.05 
8.35 

.29 
.29 
.29 
.31 
.35 
.47 
.63 
.77 
1.03 
1.71 
2.20 
2.85 
3.20 
4.45 
5.00 
6.05 
7.75 
9.25 

.31 
.31 
.31 
.33 
.38 
.51 
.69 
.84 
1.13 
1.86 
2.40 
3.15 
3.50 
4.85 
5.40 
6.60 
8.45 
10.10 

.34 

.34 
.34 
.36 
.41 
.55 
.75 
.91 
1.23 
2.01 
2.60 
3.40 
3.80 
5.25 
5.85 
7.15 
9.20 
10.95 

Assorted  close  and  short  nipples  will  always  be  furnished  unless  otherwise  specified. 
To  obtain  lists  on  extra  heavy  galvanized  nipples,  take  the  difference  between  the  black  and  gal- 
vanized list  and  add  double  the  black  list. 


CASING  NIPPLES 


Fig.   428 


Size    inches 

3 

3i 

3* 

3| 

4 

41 

41 

4| 

5 

Close  or   short.  .  .each 
Long    " 

$1.90 
2  00 

$1.95 
2  10 

$2.30 
2  45 

$2.35 
2  50 

$2.35 
2  50 

$2.40 
2  60 

$2.40 
2  60 

$2.45 
2  70 

$2.55 
2  85 

6   inches   long.  .       ' 

2.05 

7   inches  long.  .       ' 
8   inches   long..   '    ' 
9    inches   long.  .       ' 
10    inches   long.  .       ' 
11   inches   long.  .       ' 
12    inches   long.  .  .     ' 

2.10 
2.15 
2.25 
2.30 
2.35 
2.40 

2.15 

2.20 
2.30 
2.35 
2.40 
2.50 

2.50 
2.60 
2.65 
2.70 
2.80 
2.85 

2.60 
2.65 
2.75 
2.85 
2.90 
3.00 

2.60 
2.75 
2.80 
2.90 
3.00 
3.10 

2.70 
2.80 
2.90 
3.00 
3.05 
3.15 

2.70 
2.80 
2.90 
3.00 
3.10 
3.20 

2.80 
2.95 
3.05 
3.15 
3.25 
3.35 

2.95 
3.10 
3.25 
3.40 
3.55 
3.65 

Size    inches 

61 

(U 

6| 

7| 

81 

8| 

9| 

10f 

llf 

Close  or  short...  each 

$3.25 
3  50 

$3.45 

$4.50 

$4.50 

$5.25 

$6.45 

$7.10 

6    inches   long.  .      " 

3  80 

4  75 

4  80 

5  45 

9  50 

7   inches  long..      " 
8   inches   long.  .      " 
9   inches   long..      " 
10   inches   long.  .      " 
11   inches  long.  .      " 
12   inches   long.  .      " 

3.65 
3.80 
3.95 
4.10 
4.25 
4.40 

4.00 
4.20 
4.35 
4.55 
4.75 
4.95 

5.00 
5.25 
5.45 
5.70 
5.95 
6.20 

5.05 
5.30 
5.55 
5.80 
6.05 
6.30 

5.70 
5.95 
6.20 
6.45 
6.70 
6.95 

6.70 
7.00 
7.30 
7.60 
7.90 
8.20 

7.45 
7.80 
8.15 
8.50 
8.85 
9.20 

8.15 

8.60 
8.95 
9.50 
9.85 
10.20 

10.00 
10.50 
11.00 
11.50 
12.50 
13.75 

Casing  nipples  over  twelve  inches  long,  charge  net  price  of  casing  and  two  threads. 
In  ordering  casing  nipples,  always  specify  number  of  threads  to  the  inch. 
Casing  substitute  nipples  take  same  list  as  above. 


210 


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Wrought  Fittings 

REDUCING  OR  SWAGED  NIPPLES 


PIPE  SIZES 


Fig.   429 


Size, 
Inches 

Weight, 
Pounds 

Price, 
Each 

Size, 
Inches 

Weight, 
Pounds 

Price, 
Each 

Size, 
Inches 

Weight,  i 
Pounds  ! 

Price, 
Each 

1  x  J 

11 

$1.00 

41x4 

10 

$3.00 

8x  4J 

28    1 

$11.00 

2  xl 

2i 

1.50 

5  x2 

12 

4.50 

8x  5 

28 

10.00 

2  xli 

2i 

1.40 

5  x2l 

12 

4.25 

8x  5f 

28 

9.00 

2  xll 

21 

1.25 

5  x3 

12 

4.00 

8x  6 

291 

9.00 

21x11 

3 

1.75 

5  x3l 

12 

3.75 

8x  6* 

28 

9.00 

21x2 

3i 

1.50 

5  x4 

121 

3.50 

8x  6f 

28 

8.50 

3  xl 

4 

3.00 

5  x4l 

13 

3.50 

lOx  2 

53 

25.00 

3  xli 

4* 

2.75 

6  x2 

15 

6.50 

lOx  3 

53 

21.50 

3  x2 

41 

1.85 

6  x2l 

16 

6.25 

lOx  4 

53 

19.00 

3  x2l 

41 

1.75 

6  x3 

16 

5.25 

lOx  6 

53 

15.00 

31x2 

6 

2.75 

6  x3l 

16 

5.00 

lOx  6£ 

53 

15.75 

31x21 

6 

2.50 

6  x4 

16 

4.75 

lOx  8 

53 

14.00 

31x3 

6 

2.25 

6  x4l 

16 

4.75 

lOx  8i 

53 

14.00 

4  xl 

8 

4.50 

6  x5 

16 

4.50 

12x  2 

72 

60.00 

4  x2 

8 

3.00 

6  x5| 

18f 

6.00 

12x  3 

72 

45.00 

4  x2l 

81 

2.75 

7  x4 

23; 

7.50 

12x  4 

72 

40.00 

4  x3 

81 

2.50 

7  x5 

23; 

7.25 

12x  6 

72 

35.00 

4  x3l 

81 

2.50 

7  x6 

23; 

7.00 

12x  8 

72 

30.00 

41x2 

9 

3.75 

8  x2 

27; 

15.00 

12x10 

72 

25.00 

41x21 

9 

3.50 

8  x3 

27^ 

12.00 

41x3 

9 

3.25 

8  x4 

28 

10.50 

CASING  SIZES 


Size, 
Inches 

Weight, 
Pounds 

Price, 
Each 

Size, 
Inches 

Weight, 
Pounds 

Price, 
Each 

Size, 
Inches 

Weight, 
Pounds 

Price, 
Each 

4  x3 

8 

$4.00 

5fx3 

121 

$6.50 

6fx6i 

17               $7.00 

4; 

x2 

ij 

4.75 

5 

x4 

121 

6.25 

7|x5|                20                  9.50 

4; 

x2l 

81 

4.50 

5j 

x4i 

121 

6.25 

7fx6                  20 

9.00 

4; 

x3 

ft 

4.50 

5 

x5 

121 

6.00 

8Jx2                  24                15.00 

4; 

x3l 

8i 

4.50 

6- 

x2 

16 

7.25 

8Jx3                  24                12.00 

4 

x3| 

8 

4.50 

6- 

x3 

17f 

6.75 

8ix4 

24                11.50 

4 

x2 

9; 

4.75 

6 

x4 

16f 

6.50 

8|x5 

24                11.00 

4 

x3 

9; 

4.50 

6 

tx4i 

13 

6.50 

81x5| 

24                  9.00 

4 

x4 

9; 

4.50 

6ix5 

13 

6.00 

8ix6 

24                  9.00 

5  x2 

Hi 

5.50 

6ix5f 

13 

6.00 

8ix6i 

24 

9.00 

5  x3 

12J 

5.00 

6|x2 

17 

8.00 

8lx6f 

24 

9.00 

5  x3i 

12J 

5.00 

6fx3 

17 

7.50 

Hfx4 

55.00 

5  x4 

13 

4.50 

6|x4 

17 

7.50 

Il|x8 

30.00 

5  x4j 

13 

4.50 

6fx5 

17 

7.50 

5fx2 

121 

7.00 

6fx6 

17 

7.00 

Fig.  430 


LOCKNUT  OR  TANK  NIPPLES 

List  same  as  Standard  Nipples.  These  nip- 
ples up  to  2  inches  inclusive,  always  furnished 
6  inches  long  unless  otherwise  specified. 

The  length  on  2y?  inches  and  larger  must  be 
specified.  <^^^^^^flBHMHBBHIEfe 


LONG  SCREWS 

WITH    COUPLING    AND    FOLLOWER    FACED 
MADE    FROM    EXTRA    STRONG    PIPE 


.^•y  jttjjjjjj^jji 


Fig.   431 


i 

f 

1 

£ 

1 

li 

11 

2 

21 

3 

31 

4 

Standard    length  inches 

21 

3 

31 

4 

41 

5 

51 

6 

7 

8 

81 

9 

$0  30 

35 

40 

55 

75 

1  00 

1  30 

1  70 

2  70 

3  70 

5  40 

6  6G 

Galvanized    .                           .  .    " 

.35 

.40 

.50 

.66 

1.00 

ll25 

1.60 

2!lO 

3.10 

4^70 

6.75 

895 

Long  screws  are  furnished  with  malleable  ribbed  couplings  and  followers  unless  otherwise  speci- 
fied, except  21-inch  and  larger,  which  will  be  wrought. 


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CLASSIFICATION  AND   LIST 


ADOPTED  JUNE   5,   1907 


Class     A 

Black,   per  pound 40 

Galvanized,  per  pound 50 

J  ix*  }• 
iixiJ 

Elbows,  R.    &    L 

45°,  60°,  22^°,  Hi0.. 

Street     

45°     

Side  Outlet   

Drop    

Tees,  Four-way   

"      Drop    

"      Service 

"  "       Male   Branch    . . 

Crosses   

Reducing    

Return  Bends   

"       R.  &  L 

Couplings,  R.   H 

R.   &   L 

Reducers    

Caps   

Locknuts    

Extension  Pieces    

Waste  Nuts    

Chandelier  Hooks   

"  Loops 

Wall   Plates    

Y  Branches,  45°,  60°,  Double. 


20 


x 


2  and  smaller 
J  to  Ixf  inclusive 

all  sizes 
all  sizes 


i  reducing 
all  sizes 
all  sizes 

J  M  I 

1  ixixi  r 

Ixlxl 

i  to  1  inclusive 
1  and  smaller 
|  to  1  inclusive 

|  and  larger 
i  to  f  inclusive 
i  to  f  inclusive 
«xi  to  I 
I  Ixf  inclusive  [ 
i  to  1  inclusive 
i  to  li  inclusive 

all  sizes 

all  sizes 

all  sizes 

all  sizes 

all  sizes 

all  sizes 


|  and  larger 

i  and  larger 
2|  and  larger 
and  larger 


and  larger 


and  larger 
and  larger 
and  larger 
and  larger 
and  larger 

and  larger 
and  larger 

li  and  larger 
li  and  larger 
l£  and  larger 


*Fittings  in  Class  C  having  one  or  more  openings  smaller  than  f  to  be  Class  B. 

The  size  of  the  smallest  opening  determines  the  classification. 

In  ordering,  be  particular  to  state  whether  beaded  or  plain. 

An  extra  charge  will  be  made  for  fittings  not  enumerated  in  standard  list. 


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LIST  PRICES 

PACIFIC   COAST   PIECE   LIST 
ADOPTED  FEB.  1,  1911  —SUPERSEDING  ALL  PREVIOUS  LISTS 

STANDARD  ELBOWS 


Fig.  432— Plain 


Fig.  433— Beaded 


Size    inches 

J 

J 

g 

1 

j 

1 

11 

-11 

2 

* 

Black,  plain,  straight     each 

$0.12 

$0  10 

$0  14 

$0  16 

$0  15 

$0  27 

$0  44 

$0  49 

20 

18 

21 

32 

35 

56 

63 

13 

11 

16 

19 

18 

30 

48 

60 

22 

20 

24 

36 

40 

60 

70 

Black    beaded    R    and  L  " 

34 

38 

30 

48 

80 

72 

1  00 

Galvanized,  plain,  straight   " 

.16 

.15 

23 

25 

25 

45 

72 

80 

Galvanized,  plain,  reducing    " 

.28 

.28 

32 

48 

58 

95 

1  03 

18 

16 

24 

28 

28 

50 

1  00 

Galvanized,  beaded,  reducing    ....    " 
Galvanized,  beaded,   R.  and  L  " 

.30 

.45 

.29 
.55 

.36 
.47 

.54 

.70 

.64 
1.20 

1.00 
1.20 

1.20 
1.65 

2 

2* 

3 

3^ 

4 

41 

5 

(j 

$0  86 

Black    plain    reducing     .            ..." 

1  10 

Black,  beaded,  straight   " 

1  00 

$2  00 

$3  00 

$4  00 

$6  50 

$9  00 

$15  00 

$20  00 

Black,  beaded,  reducing    " 

1.30 

2  50 

3  75 

4  80 

8  00 

11  00 

18  00 

24  00 

Black,  beaded,  R.   and  L  " 

1.80 

1  43 

1  85 



Galvanized,  beaded,  straight    " 
Galvanized,  beaded,  reducing    ....    " 
Galvanized,  beaded,  R.  and  L  " 

1.70 
2.20 
3.00 

3.50 
4.40 

5.00 
6.20 

6.65 
8.00 

10.75 
13.50 

15.00 
18.50 

25.00 
30.00 

33.00 
40.00 

STANDARD  45°  ELBOWS 


Fig.  434— Beaded 


J 

£ 

§ 

i 

j 

1 

li 

1* 

45°  Black,  plain   each 
45°  Black,  beaded     " 

$0.08 
.08 

$0.10 
.10 

$0.15 
.17 

$0.26 
.28 

$0.38 
.42 

$0.70 
.80 

$0.80 
.90 

12 

15 

24 

38 

56 

1  05 

1  20 

12 

17 

25 

42 

64 

1  20 

1  30 

2 

2i 

3 

3£ 

4 

4i 

5 

o 

45°   Black    plain   each 

$1.25 

, 

45°   Black,  beaded    " 

1.30 
1  85 

2.10 

2.90 

4.00 

t  5.80 

6.30 

7.80 

12.00 

45°  Galvanized,  beaded    " 

2.00 

3.50 

4.80 

6.70 

9.70 

10.50 

13.00 

19.00 

The  list  on  all  malleable  fittings,  §  inch  or  ^  inch  reducing  to  \  inch,  will  be  double  the  reducing 
list. 

The  list  on  all  malleable  fittings,  1  inch  and  larger  reducing  to  i  inch  or  smaller,  will  be  double 
the  reducing  list. 


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STANDARD  STREET  ELBOWS 


Fig.   435 


j. 

a 

i 

3. 

1 

14 

ol 

Black    straight                                    each 

$0  10 

14 

22 

38 

38 

57 

68 

1  30 

2  50 

4  30 

Black,   reducing    " 

44 

70 

70 

85 

1  60 

3  00 

5  20 

12  00 

Galvanized,   straight    " 

15 

21 

32 

58 

64 

95 

1  15 

2  20 

4  20 

7  20 

17  00 

Galvanized,  reducing    " 

.64 

1.02 

1.15 

1.40 

2.70 

5.00 

8.60 

20.00 

STANDARD  SIDE  OUTLET  ELBOWS 


Fig.   436 


a 

i 

a 

1 

14 

Black    straight                          each 

$0  17 

27 

48 

77 

1  15 

1  45 

2  50 

Black,  reducing    " 

.20 

.32 

.58 

.92 

1  38 

Galvanized    straight                   " 

27 

39 

71 

1  15 

1  70 

2  10 

3  70 

Galvanized,  reducing    " 

.32 

.47' 

.85 

1.35 

2.00 

STANDARD  FEMALE  DROP  ELBOWS 


a 

3 

i 

a 

1 

Black,  straight    each 

$0  15 

$0  19 

$0  25 

$0  46 

$0  80 

Black,  reducing    " 

23 

30 

55 

96 

Galvanized,  straight    " 

22 

28 

36 

67 

1  20 

Galvanized,  reducing    " 

.34 

.44 

.81 

1.40 

Fig.  437 


STANDARD  FEMALE  DROP  TEES 


Fig.  438 


l 

a 

i 

a 

1 

Black    straight                                       each 

$0  15 

$0  22 

$0  34 

$0  55 

$0  75 

Black,  reducing    ....                          " 

26 

40 

66 

90 

Galvanized,  straight    " 

22 

32 

50 

80 

1  15 

Galvanized,  reducing    " 

.40 

.60 

1.00 

1.35 

STANDARD  SIDE  OUTLET  OR  FOUR-WAY 
TEES 


a 

4 

a 

1 

14 

2 

Black     each 

$0  23 

$0  36 

$0  47 

$0  85 

$1  40 

$2  00 

$3  20 

Galvanized  " 

.34 

.53 

.70 

1.25 

2.00 

2.80 

4.70 

Fig.  439 


The  list  on  all  malleable  fittings,  |  inch  or  i  inch  reducing  to  £  inch,  will  be  double  the  reducing 
list. 

The  list  on  all  malleable  fittings,  1  inch  and  larger  reducing  to  4  inch  or  smaller,  will  be  double 
the  reducing  list. 


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STANDARD  TEES 


Fig.  440— Plain  Fig.  441— Beaded 

In  describing  Tees  the  run  is  first  named,  then  the  outlet,  thus: 
i-jr  f=ixiXf 

I 


Size    inches 

i 

i 

1 

\ 

1 

1 

H 

n 

Black    plain    straight      each 

$0.16 

$0.12 

$0.20 

$0.22 

$0.20 

$0.32 

$0.50 

$0  72 

23 

24 

28 

43 

40 

65 

95 

18 

14 

22 

25 

23 

35 

60 

80 

.27 

.26 

oo 

48 

45 

77 

1  00 

.23 

.18 

.29 

.32 

.34 

53 

85 

1  20 

32 

35 

40 

65 

68 

1  05 

1  55 

25 

20 

32 

37 

38 

58 

1  00 

1  35 

Galvanized,  beaded,  reducing    " 

.40 

.40 

.48 

.72 

.74 

1.30 

1.70 

Size    inches 

2 

81 

3 

Si 

4 

4* 

5 

6 

$1  20 

1  50 

Black    beaded    straight          .          .      " 

1  35 

2  40 

3  70 

4  80 

7  50 

10  00 

16  00 

23  00 

1  75 

3  00 

4  60 

6.00 

9  30 

12  00 

19  00 

28  00 

2  00 

2  50 

2  35 

4  00 

6  10 

8  00 

12  50 

17  00 

27  00 

38  00 

Galvanized,  beaded,  reducing    ....    " 

2.90 

5.00 

7.60 

10.00 

15.50 

20.00 

32.00 

46.00 

STANDARD  CROSSES 


Fig.   442— Plain 


Fig.  443 — Beaded 


Size    inches 

* 

I 

i 

\ 

1 

1 

u 

li 

Black    plain    straight         each 

$0.29 

$0.15 

$0.21 
.25 
.28 

$0.38 
.46 
.42 

$0.53 
.64 
.60 

$0.90 
1.10 
.95 
1.15 
1.30 
1.55 
1.40 
1.70 

$0.90 
1.10 
1.00 
1.20 
1.50 
1.80 
1.65 
2.00 

$1.10 
1.35 
1.20 
1.40 
1.80 
2.20 
2.20 
2.40 

Black    beaded    straight                          " 

.38 

.22 

.31 
.37 
.40 

.56 
.67 
.62 

.80 
.95 
.90 

Size    inches 

2 

»l 

3 

Si 

4 

*i 

5 

6 

$1.85 
2  20 

Black,  beaded,  straight    " 

2.00 
2.50 
3.00 
3.70 
3.50 
4.00 

3.60 
4.30 

6.00 
7.30 

6.60 
8.00 

11.50 
14.00 

17.50 

25.00 

Galvanized,  plain,  reducing    * 
Galvanized,  beaded,  straight     ' 
Galvanized,  beaded,   reducing    ....     * 

6.00 
7.20 

10.00 
12.00 

11.00 
13.00 

19.00 
23.00 

29.00 

42.00 

The  list  on  all  malleable  fittings,  g  inch  or  \  inch  reducing  to  £  inch,  will  be  double  the  reducing 
list. 

The  list  on  all  malleable  fittings,  1  inch  and  larger  reducing  to  \  inch  or  smaller,  will  be  double 
the  reducing  list. 


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STANDARD  REDUCERS 


Fig.   444 — Plain 


Fig.  445— Beaded 


Size  inches 

£ 

| 

1 

U 

li 

2i 

31 

Black                  each 

$0  14 

12 

18 

25 

40 

40 

52 

QA 

1  60 

2  40 

3  20 

4  00 

Galvanized  " 

.20 

.18 

.27 

.38 

.60 

.70 

.86 

1.45 

2.60 

4.00 

5.40 

6.75 

STANDARD  Y-BRANCHES 


Fie.   446— Plain 


Fig.   447— Beaded 


gize                           •                         .  .          inches 

| 

3. 

1 

li 

Black    plain    straight  or  reducing  each 

$0  32 

$0  70 

$0  75 

$1  15 

$1  70 

Black    beaded    straight  or  reducing  " 

.35 

.75 

.80 

1  35 

1  85 

Galvanized    plain,  straight  or  reducing    " 

.46 

1.00 

1.10 

1.70 

2.50 

Galvanized,  beaded,   straight  or   reducing  " 

.52 

1.10 

1.20 

2.00 

2.75 

2 

2i 

3 

3* 

4 

$2  10 

$5  40 

$10  00 

Black    beaded    straight  or   reducing  " 

2.75 

6.50 

12.00 

14.00 

18.00 

3  10 

8  00 

15  00 

Galvanized,  beaded,   straight  or   reducing  " 

4.30 

9.50 

18.00 

21.00 

27.00 

STANDARD  RETURN  BENDS 


CLOSE  PATTERN 


Plain— Close    Pattern 
Fig.   448 


i 

a 

l 

li 

li 

2 

Distance  between   centers  

1 

U 

1* 

H 

2i3* 

2f 

Black    right  hand    each 

$0  44 

$0.50 

$0.95 

$1.25 

$1.55 

$2.25 

Black,   right    and    left  " 
Galvanized,  right  hand   ....    " 
Galvanized,  right  and  left.  .    " 

.90 
.70 
1.25 

.50 

:?t 

.95 
1.40 
1.40 

2.10 
2.10 
3.10 

2.55 
2.50 
3.75 

3.75 
3.95 
5.50 

MEDIUM  PATTERN 


gize                            inches 

4 

| 

1 

H 

H 

2 

Distance  between   centers  

U 

li 

1J 

2i 

2i 

3 

Black    right  hand            .    .  .  each 

$0.50 

$0.55 

$1.05 

$1.40 

$1.70 

$2.50 

Black    right    and    left  " 

1.00 

.55 

1.05 

2.30 

2.75 

4.25 

Galvanized,   right  hand   .... 
Galvanized,  right  and  left  .  .    " 

.72 
1.30 

.80 
.80 

1.50 
1.50 

2.30 
3.35 

2.80 
4.10 

4.25 
6.25 

1.3U            .8U  |       I.OU         6.60 

Beaded  —  Medium 
Pattern 
Fig.  449 

OPEN  PATTERN 

inches 

i 

2 

1 

2* 

11 
3 

each 

$0.54 
1.10 
.80 
1.40 

$0.67 
.70 
1.00 
1.00 

$1.15 
1.15 
1.65 
1.65 

$1.50 
2.50 
2.50 
3.70 

Black'   right  and   left 

H 

Galvanized!   right   and   left  

.  .     " 

gjze                

inches 

11 

2 
4 

3! 

3 

5 

Distance  between  centers  

, 

each 

$2.65 
4.40 
4.35 
6.50 

$3.40 
5.65 
5.65 
8.50 

$5.00 
8.50 
8.50 
12.50 

$  7.50 
12.50 
12.50 
18.00 

Galvanized!  right  and  left  

fittings,  |  inch  or  $  inch  reducing  to  J  inch,  will  be  double  the  reducing 

Beaded — Open  Pattern 
Fig.  450 


The  list  on  all  malleable  fittings,  1  inch  and  larger  reducing  to 
the  reducing  list. 


inch  or  smaller,  will  be  double 


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Bushing— Fig.   451 


Malleable  Iron  Fittings 

MALLEABLE  BUSHINGS 

Reduce  one  size  only.  Bushings  larger  than 
2i-inch  are  made  of  cast  iron  only. 

Bushings  reducing  two  or  more  sizes  are 
made  of  cast  iron  only. 

The  list  price  of  bushings  is  determined  by 
the  male  thread  size. 


Faced    Bushing— Fig.  452 


Size    inches 

J 

| 

l 

a 

1 

1  4 

•12 

2i 

Black    .  .  .              each 

$0  04 

$0  04 

$0  04 

$0  05 

$0  06 

"ftO  07 

Galvanized    " 
Faced     " 

.08 

.08 
.08 

.08 
.09 

.10 
.11 

.12 
.13 

.14 
.17 

.18 
.22 

.28 
.32 

$0.21 
.42 

.48 

Fig.   453 


For  larger  sizes,  see  Cast  Iron  Fittings. 


LOCKNUTS 


Size  inches 

£ 

£ 

£ 

| 

4 

1 

U' 

li 

2    2i    3 

Qi 

4 

$0  07 

05 

06 

10 

20 

28 

38 

38 

54  1   90  1  20 

1  80 

2  20 

Galvanized  " 

.12 

.08 

.10 

.15 

.30 

.42 

.57 

.52 

.89  \  1A5  |  l!90 

3.20 

3.60 

STANDARD  CAPS 


Beaded-Fig.  454- 


Size          inche« 

£ 

£ 

5 

1 

a 

1 

ii 

TJ 

2 

2i 

3 

3? 

4 

5 

Black  each 

$0  10 

07 

10 

12 

20 

26 

38 

45 

75 

1  20 

1  80 

2  20 

3  00 

4  80 

7  20 

Galvanized  " 

.15 

.11 

.15 

.18 

.28 

.38 

.65 

.75 

1.20 

2.00 

3.00 

3.50 

5.00 

8.00 

12.00 

Fig.  455 


WATER  PIPE  CLAMPS 

SINGLE  STRAP 
FOR  STANDARD  WROUGHT  PIPE,  CASING,  AND  SHEET  IRON  PIPE 


Clamps  Will  Fit 

Size  of 

W__,,  _t-4. 

Clamps  Will  Fit 

Size  of 

ED 

rougnt 
Pipe 

05 

Pipf  t 

<8 

jg 

V 

Connections 

<8 

•£   M 

^ 

Connections 

^43            Mi' 
O  y    i        r!  != 

"o  ° 

Pipe 

43 

of 

3°jH 

«! 

Pipe 

43 

1 

l-  C 
V   V" 

III 

j^  *~~* 

"O  t;  be 

«  s.s 

"5.2  2 

Clamps 
Are 
Tapped 
For, 

W 

1 

l-  C 

wjj*-1 

s  I  J 

"  g'o 

s.2  i: 

Is 

.JP* 

•age 
s  .23 

Clamps 
Are 
Tapped 
For, 

rt 
W 

fc 

OQu 

££ 

OQu 

Inches 

0, 

fc 

OQU 

c^S 

OQU 

Inches 

£ 

1 

2f 

2 

2i 

itoli 

$1.00 

17 

6 



6 

2 

$2.40 

2 

2i 

2f&3 

1    toli 

1.25 

18 

6 



6 

3 

4.50 

3 

3i 

3 

3i 

f   and    1 

1.25 

19 

6f 

6 

6f 

Itoli 

2.25 

4 

3i 

3 

3i 

li  to  2 

1.50 

20 

6f 

6 

d 

2 

2.50 

5 

4 

3$ 

4 

ftol 

1.50 

21 

6| 

6 

6f 

3 

5.00 

6 

4 

3i 

4 

Hto2 

1.75 

22 

7 



7 

1  to  li 

2.50 

7 

4i 

4i 

f  toli 

1.75 

23 

7 

7 

2 

2.70 

8 

4.1 

41 

2 

2.00 

24 

7 



7 

3 

5.00 

9 

4i 

4i 

3 

4.00 

25 

7S 

7 

7f 

Itoli 

2.50 

10 

5 

{  % 

5 

Itoli 

1.80 

26 

7 

7f 

2 

2.70 

11 

5 

i 

5 

2 

2.15 

27 

7f 

7 

7f 

3 

5.00 

12 

5 

1 

5 

3 

4.00 

28 

8 



8 

Itoli 

4.50 

13 

5i 

5 

Itoli 

1.80 

29 

8 



8 

2 

5.00 

14 

5i 

5 

5} 

2 

2.15 

30 

8 



8 

3 

5.50 

15 

5i 

5 

5i 

3 

4.00 

30i 

8| 

8 

8f 

1  to  li 

5.50 

16 

6 

6 

Jtol* 

2.00 

31 

8| 

8 

8f 

2    to  3 

5.50 

32 

8| 

8 

8f 

4 

6.00 

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STANDARD  MALLEABLE  IRON  UNIONS 


I 

£ 

§ 

\ 

J 

1 

li 

11 

2i 

3 

31 

4 

Black             each 

$0  18 

18 

20 

22 

27 

33 

46 

58 

75 

1  55 

2  10 

3.65 

4  35 

Galvanized  " 

.27 

.27 

.30 

.33 

.40 

.50 

.70 

.90 

1.15 

2.35 

3.15 

5.50 

6.50 

TWO-THIRD  UNIONS 


-•— - 


Fig.   457 


i 

1 

| 

i 

a 

1 

.Tl 

2 

91 

3 

31 

4 

Black  each 

$0  12 

12 

14 

16 

19 

22 

30 

40 

50 

1  00 

1  40 

2  40 

3  oo 

Galvanized  " 

.18 

.18 

.20 

.22 

.25 

.35 

.50 

.60 

.75 

1.60 

2.10 

3.70 

4.35 

Fig.   458 


"KEWANEE"  UNIONS 

COMBINATION  BRASS  AND  IRON  GROUND  BALL  JOINT 
Each  union  tested  with  extreme  air  pressure  under  water. 


l 

\ 

| 

1 

f 

1 

li 

1* 

2 

21 

3 

31 

4 

Black  each 

$0  18 

19 

22 

27 

40 

48 

66 

80 

1  14 

2  10 

2  65 

4  30 

5  50 

.22 

.23 

.26 

.34 

.49 

.60 

.82 

1.10 

1.40 

2.75 

3.50 

6.30 

7.50 

. .  Malleable  Iron 


"KEWANEE"  FLANGE  UNIONS 


f 

BRASS  AND  MALLEABLE  IRON  SELF-SEATING 
BALL  JOINT 

iq| 

Fig. 

459 

h    Brass  Seat 
Screwed  In 

.  .  .  .Malleable  Iron 

Size    inches 

1 

li 

1*. 

2 

24 

3 

3i 

4 

Black                            each 

$0.80 
1.20 

$1.20 
1.80 

$1.60 
2.40 

$2.00 
3.00 

$3.20 
4.80 

$4.80 
7.20 

$6:00 
9.00 

$   7.50 
11.25 

Size    inches 

4*. 

5 

6 

7 

8 

9 

10 

Black     .each 

$  8.75 
13.00 

$10.00 
15.00 

$12 
18 

.50 
.75 

$15.00 
22.50 

$18.00 
27.00 

$21.60 
32.40 

$28.80 
43.20 

Galvanized     " 

SECTIONAL  VIEW  "KEWANEE"  FLANGE  UNIONS 


Fig.   460 

The  "Kewanee"  Flange  Union  is  the  result  of  careful  study  and  experiment  to  produce  a  flange 
union  which  can  always  be  made  tight  and  remain  so  without  the  use  of  a  gasket. 

They  are  made  entirely  of  the  highest  grade  malleable  iron,  excepting  the  brass  seat,  which  is 
made  practically  integral  with  the  malleable  part  by  the  only  method  which  experience  has  shown 
to  be  enduring. 

The  convex  surface  of  malleable  comes  in  contact  with  the  concave  surface  of  brass;  this  junction 
of  hard  and  soft  metals  insures  a  more  perfect  seat  than  could  be  obtained  otherwise — it  makes  no 
difference  whether  the  pipe  alignment  is  straight  or  not. 


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Cast  Iron  Fittings 


Straight  Elbow  Reducing  Elbow  45°   Elbow  Straight  Tee  Reducing  Tee 

Fig.   461  Fig.   462  Fig.   463  Fig.   464  Fig.   465 

STANDARD  ELBOWS— SCREWED 


i 

§ 

| 

£ 

1 

li 

1} 

2 

2i 

3 

Black    R    H  each 

$0  05 

$0  05 

$0  06 

$0  08 

$0  10^ 

$0  16 

$0  20 

$0  28 

$0  50 

$0  75 

Galvanized,    R.    H  " 
Black,   R.   and  L  " 

.10 
.06 

.10 
.06 

.12 

.07 

.16 
.09 

.21 

.12 

.32 

.18 

.40 
.23 

.56 
.32 

1.00 
.60 

1.50 

.85 

Pitched                                  " 

10 

13 

20 

25 

35 

65 

1  00 

S'                                        '      h 

3i 

4 

41 

- 

g 

7 

g 

9 

10 

12 



_ 

Black    R     H  each 

$1.05 

$1  20 

$1  75 

$2  00 

$2.75 

$4.70 

$  6.75 

$  9.00 

$13.50 

$20.00 

Galvanized,    R.    H  " 
Pitched    " 

2.10 
1.30 

2.40 
1.50 

3.50 

4.00 

5.50 

9.40 

13.50 

18.00 

27.00 

40.00 

STANDARD   REDUCING  ELBOWS— SCREWED 


A 

a 

1 

li 

11 

2 

2i 

3 

3i 

Black,   R.   H  each 
Galvanized     R     H  " 

$0.07 
14 

$0.09 
18 

$0.12 
24 

$0.18 
.36 

$0.23 
.46 

$0.32 
.64 

$0.60 
1.20 

$0.85 
1.70 

$1.20 
2.40 

Pitched     " 

.14* 

.22 

.28 

.39 

.75 

1.10 

1.45 

4 

41 

5 

6 

_ 

8 

9 

10 

12 

Black    R    H     each 

$1  40 

$2  00 

$2  30 

$3  15 

$  5.40 

$  7.75 

$10.50 

$15.50 

$23.00 

Galvanized     R    H.. 

2  80 

4  00 

4  60 

6.30 

10.80 

15.50 

21.00 

31.00 

46.00 

Pitched     .                       .  .    " 

1.70 

STANDARD  45°  ELBOWS— SCREWED 


£ 

£ 

| 

| 

1 

li 

li 

2 

2i 

3 

Black     R     H  each 

$0  06 

$0  06 

$0  07 

$0  10 

$0  12 

$0  19 

$0.24 

$0.34 

$0.60 

$0.90 

Galvanized,    R.    H  " 

.12 

.12 

.14 

.20 

.24 

.38 

.48 

.68 

-    1.20 

1.80 

Size     inches 

3i 

4 

4i 

5 

6 

7 

8 

9 

10 

12 

Black,   R.   H  each 
Galvanized,    R.    H  " 

$1.25 
2.50 

$1.45 
2.90 

$2.20 
4.40 

$2.50 
5.00 

$3.45 
6.90 

$  5.90 
11.80 

$  8.50 
17.00 

$11.25 
22.50 

$17.00 
34.00 

$25.00 
50.00 

STANDARD  TEES— SCREWED 


Size    inches 

f 

§ 

* 

| 

1 

11 

1* 

2 

2i 

3 

Black,    R.   H  each 
Galvanized,    R.    H  " 

$0.08 
.16 

$0.08 
.16 

$0.09 
.18 

$0.12 
.24 

$0.15 
.30 

$0.23 
.46 

$0.29 
.58 

$0.41 
.82 

$0.73 
1.46 

$1.10 
2.20 

Size     inches 

81 

4 

*i 

5 

6 

7 

8 

9 

10 

12 

Black    R    H                     each 

$1  50 

$1  75 

$2  55 

$3  00 

$4  00 

$  6  80 

$  9  75 

$13  00 

$19.50 

$29.00 

Galvanized,    R.    H  " 

3.00 

3.50 

5.10 

6.00 

8.00 

13.60 

19.50 

26.00 

39.00 

58.00 

STANDARD  REDUCING  TEES— SCREWED 


1 

a 

1 

li 

li 

2 

2* 

3 

3* 

Black    R    H  each 

$0  10 

$0  14 

$0  17 

$0  27 

$0  33 

$0  47 

$0  83 

$1.25 

$1.75 

Galvanized,    R.   H  " 

.20 

.28 

.34 

.54 

.66 

.94 

1.66 

2.50 

3.50 

4 

4i 

5 

"    6 

7 

g 

9 

10 

12 

Black,   R    H  each 

$2  00 

$2  95 

$3  50 

$4  60 

$  7.80 

$11.25 

$15.00 

$22.50 

$33.50 

Galvanized,   R.   H  " 

4.00 

5.90 

7.00 

9.20 

15.60 

22.50 

30.00 

45.00 

67.00 

The  list  price  of  reducing  fittings  is  determined  by  the  largest  opening. 
Cast  iron  fittings  always  furnished  black  unless  otherwise  specified. 
Galvanized  cast  iron  fittings  not  carried  in  stock. 


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219 


Cast  Iron  Fittings 


Straight  Cross 
Fig.   466 


Reducing  Cross 
Fig.   467 


Y-Branch 
Fig.   468 


Reducer 
Fig.   469 


STANDARD  CROSSES— SCREWED 


Size  inches 

f 

£ 

£ 

1 

U 

li 

2 

2£ 

3 

3i 

Black  R  H              each 

$0  15 

16 

22 

27 

42 

53 

75 

1  30 

2  00 

2  70 

Galvanized  R  H            " 

30 

32 

44 

54 

84 

1  06 

1  50 

2  60 

4  00 

5  40 

4 

4£ 

5 

6 

7 

8 

9 

10 

12 

Black  R  H              each 

$3  15 

4  60 

5  50 

7  25 

12  25 

17  50 

23  50 

35  00 

52  50 

Galvanized,  R.  H  " 

6.30 

9.20 

11.00 

14.50 

24.50 

35.00 

47.00 

70.00 

105.00 



STANDARD  REDUCING  CROSSES— SCREWED 


Size     inches 

$ 

| 

1 

li 

li 

2 

2i 

3 

3$ 

Black,    R.    H  each 

$0.18 

$0  25 

$0.30 

$0  46 

$0.60 

$0.83 

$1.45 

$2.20 

$3.00 

Galvanized,   R.   H  " 

.36 

.50 

.60 

.92 

1.20 

1.66 

2.90 

4.40 

6.00 

4 

4£ 

5 

6 

7 

8 

9 

10 

12 

Black,    R.    H  each 

$3.50 

5.10 

6.00 

8.00 

13.50 

19.25 

26.00 

38.50 

58.00 

Galvanized,   R.   H  " 

7.00 

10.20 

12.00 

16.00 

27.00 

38.50 

52.00 

77.0C 

116.00 

STANDARD  Y-BRANCHES— SCREWED 


Size  inches 

| 

f 

1 

li 

li 

2 

2i 

3 

Black,  R.  H  each 

$0  20 

$0  28 

$0.34 

$0  54 

$0.66 

$0.94 

$1.66 

$2.50 

23 

33 

40 

62 

76 

1  08 

1  90 

2  90 

Galvanized  R  H           " 

40 

56 

68 

1  08 

1  32 

1  88 

3  32 

5  00 

Size  inches 

34. 

4 

44 

5 

6 

7 

8 

10 

Black  R  H             each 

$3  50 

$4  00 

$  5  90 

$  7  00 

$  9  20 

$15  60 

$22  50 

$45  00 

4  00 

4  60 

6  65 

8  00 

10  60 

18  00 

26  00 

51  75 

Galvanized,  R.  H  " 

'   7.00 

8.00 

11.80 

14.00 

18.40 

31.20 

45.00 

90.00 

STANDARD  REDUCERS— SCREWED 


Size     inchec 

2 

2i 

3 

31 

4 

.(.!, 

5 

g 

10     1      12 

Black,    R.    H...                      ...each 

$0  43 

60 

80 

1  00 

1  35 

1  85 

2  00 

2  70 

6  75 

10  00  !  15  00 

Galvanized,   R.  H  " 

.86 

1.20 

1.60 

2.00 

2.70 

3.70 

4.00 

5.40 

13.50 

20.00  I  30.00 

Cap 
Fig.   470 


STANDARD  CAPS 


2 

2* 

3 

31 

4 

44 

5 

6 

g 

10 

12 

Black,    R.    H  each 

$0  26 

40 

54 

75 

81" 

1  05 

1  20 

1  55 

2  85 

5.50 

7.00 

Galranized,   R.  H  " 

.52 

.80 

1.08 

1.50 

1.74 

2.10 

2.40 

3.10 

5.70 

11.00 

14.00 

STANDARD  LOCKNUTS 


2 

24 

3 

4 

41 

5 

6 

10 

12 

• 

Black,  R.  H  each 

$0  25 

27 

34 

47 

64 

85 

90 

1  30 

2  35 

3  00 

4.00 

Galvanized,  R.  H  " 

.50 

.54 

.68 

.94 

1.28 

1.70 

1.80 

2.60 

4.70 

6.00 

8.00 

The  list  price  of  reducing  fittings  is  determined  by  the  largest  opening. 
Cast   iron   fittings   always  furnished  black  unless  otherwise   specified. 
Galvanized  cast  iron   fittings  not  carried   in   stock. 


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Cast  Iron  Fittings 

STANDARD  RETURN  BENDS 


Close  Pattern 
Fig.   472 


CLOSE  PATTERN 


Open  Pattern 
Fig.  473 


1 

4 

1 

li 

14 

2 

24 

3 

4 

Center  to  center  inches 

ii 

li 

If 

2i 

2i 

3i 

3| 

4i 

6 

Black  R  H                  each 

$0  18 

$0  20 

$0  22 

$0  28 

$0  40 

$0  57 

$1  20 

$1  70 

$  5  00 

Galvanized  R  H               " 

36 

40 

44 

56 

80 

1  14 

2  40 

3  40 

10  00 

Black,  R.  and  L.  or  left  " 

.21 

.23 

.26 

.33 

.46 

.66 

1.40 

1.95 

5.25 

OPEN  PATTERN 


Size  inches 

£ 

| 

1 

li 

li 

2 

2* 

3 

4 

Center  to  center  inches 

If 

1J 

2g 

3 

3i 

4*. 

5i 

6i 

7 

Black  R  H        .          each 

$0  25 

$0  26 

$0  30 

$0  40 

$0  55 

$0  80 

$1  35 

$2  20 

$  6  50 

Galvanized  R  H  " 

50 

52 

60 

80 

1  10 

1  60 

2  70 

4  40 

10  00 

Black,  R.  and  L.  or  left  " 

.30 

.30 

.35 

.46 

.64 

.92 

1.55 

2.50 

7.00 

Open  pattern  return  bends  are  identified  by  the  distance  center  to  center. 
Some  sizes  have  a  web  between  the  openings  and  some  do  not. 

WIDE  PATTERN 


Size     inches 

1 

1 

1 

1 

1 

li 

li 

li 

11 

li 

ii 

2 

2 

0 

Center   to    center.  ins 

3 

4 

5 

6 

8 

4 

6 

8 

41 

6 

8 

4| 

6 

8 

Black,  R.  H  each 
Galvanized,  R.H.  " 

$0.45 
.80 

.50 
.90 

.60 
1.10 

.75 
1.30 

1.00 
1.60 

1.00 
1.75 

1.25 

2.00 

2.75 
3.75 

1.30 
2.30 

1.60 
2.60 

2.00 
3.25 

1.75 
3.00 

2.00 
3.25 

3.50 
5.00 

Galvanized  cast  iron  fittings  not  carried  in  stock. 

STANDARD  BUSHINGS  AND  PLUGS 


Bushing  Bushing  Plug  Countersunk   Plug 

Fig.  474  Fig.    475  Fig.    476  Fig.    477 

Bushings  reducing  one  size  only,  up  to  and  including  2i  inches,  are  malleable,  and  will  be  found 
listed  among  malleable  fittings. 

Cast  iron  bushings  2i  inches  and  smaller,  reduce  two  or  more  sizes;  3-inch  and  larger  reduce  one 
or  more  sizes. 

The  list  price  of  bushings  is  determined  by  the  male  thread  size. 


i 

a 

| 

3. 

1 

11 

2 

01 

3 

Bushings     black                                 each 

$  04 

05 

06 

07 

09 

14 

21 

30 

Bushings,     galvanized.                         "      ' 

08 

10 

12 

14 

18 

28 

42 

60 

Plugs,  black   "       $0  02 

02 

02 

02 

03 

04 

05 

07 

10 

18 

25 

Plugs     galvanized                                  "              04 

04 

04 

04 

06 

08 

10 

14 

20 

36 

5Q 

Plugs,     countersunk                             "      i 

04 

06 

08 

09 

11 

15 

30 

40 

4 

4* 

5 

Q 

_ 

g 

9 

10 

12 

.... 

Bushings     black.         .                         each  j  $0  40 

50 

75 

93 

1  25 

1  87 

2  75 

3  25 

3  75 

5  00 

Bushings,     galvanized  "              80 

1  00 

1  50 

I  85 

2  50 

3  75 

5  50 

6  50 

7  50 

10  00 

Plugs    black                                             "              38 

42 

65 

88 

1  20 

1  85 

2  75 

3  25 

3  75 

5  00 

Plugs,    galvanized  "            .76 

.84 

1.30 

1.75 

2.40 

3^70 

5.50 

6.50 

7.50 

10.00 

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221 


Cast  Iron  Fittings 


Long    Sweep    Elbow 
Fig.   478 


Long  Sweep  Double 

Branch    Elbow 

Fig.   479 


Long    Sweep    Tee 
Fig.  480 


Long    Sweep    Cross 
Fig.   481 


STANDARD  LONG  SWEEP  ELBOWS— SCREWED 


Size    inches 

4 

1 

11 

14 

2 

21 

3 

31 

4 

$  0  26 

$  0  32 

$   0  40 

$  0  55 

$  0  80 

$  1  20 

$  2  25 

$  3  25 

$  3  50 

Black,    reducing  " 
Galvanized      straight                " 

.40 
52 

.48 
64 

.60 

80 

.83 
1  10 

1.20 
1  60 

1.80 
2  40 

3.38 
4  50 

4.88 
6  50 

5.25 

7  00 

Galvanized,     reducing.  .    .      " 

80 

96 

1  20 

1  66 

2  40 

3  60 

6  76 

9  76 

10  50 

41 

5 

Q 

7 

3 

9 

10 

12 

Black,    straight  each 

$  5  50 

$   6  50 

$  8  75 

$13  00 

$17  00 

$25  50 

$30  00 

$40  00 

Black,    reducing  " 

8  25 

9  75 

13  13 

19  50 

25  50 

38  25 

45  00 

60  00 

Galvanized,    straight  " 

11.00 

13  00 

17  50 

26  00 

34  00 

51  00 

60  00 

80  00 

Galvanized,     reducing  " 

16.50 

19.50 

26.26 

39.00 

51.00 

76.50 

90.00 

120.00 

STANDARD  LONG  SWEEP  DOUBLE  BRANCH 
ELBOWS— SCREWED 


a 

1 

11 

11 

2 

21 

3 

31 

4 

Black     straight  each 

$  0  51 

$  0  64 

$  0  80 

$   1  10 

$  1  60 

$  2  40 

$  4  50 

$  6  50 

$  7  00 

Black,    reducing  " 

.77 

96 

1  20 

1  65 

2  40 

3  60 

6  75 

9  75 

10.50 

Galvanized,    straight  " 

1.02 

1.28 

1.60 

2.20 

3.20 

4.80 

9.00 

13.00 

14.00 

Galvanized,     reducing  " 

1.54 

1.92 

2.40 

3.30 

4.80 

7.20 

13.50 

19.50 

21.00 

Size    inches 

4* 

5 

6 

7 

8 

9 

10 

12 

$11  00 

$13  00 

$17  50 

$26  00 

$34  00 

$51  00 

$60  00 

$80  00 

Black     reducing.    .    .               " 

16  50 

19  50 

26  25 

39  00 

51  00 

76  50 

90  00 

120  00 

Galvanized,    straight  " 

22  00 

26  00 

35  00 

52  00 

68  00 

102  00 

120  00 

160  00 

Galvanized,     reducing  " 

33.00 

39.00 

52.50 

78.00 

102.00 

153.00 

180.00 

240.00 

In  specifying  double  branch  elbows  the  inlet    (or  the  bottom  opening  as  shown  in  above  cut)    is 
mentioned  first,  and  then  the  branch  outlets. 

STANDARD  LONG  SWEEP  TEES— SCREWED 


Size    inches  i        J 

1 

li 

1* 

2 

2£ 

3 

3$ 

4 

Black      straight.          .    .    .    each  i  $  0  40 

$  0  48 

$  0  60 

$  0  82 

$   1  20 

$   1  80 

$  3  40 

$  4  90 

$  5  25 

Black,    reducing  "              .58 
Galvanized,     straight  "               .80 
Galvanized,     reducing  "             1.16 

.72 
.96 
1.44 

.90 
1.20 
1.80 

1.23 
1.64 
2.46 

1.80 
2.40 
3.60 

2.70 
3.60 
5.40 

5.10 
6.80 
10.20 

7.35 
9.80 
14.70 

7.88 
10.50 
15.76 

Size    inches         4^ 

5 

6 

7 

8 

9 

10 

12 

Black,     straight  .  each     $  8.25 
Black,    reducing  "      ]     12  38 

$  9.75 
14  63 

$13.25 
19  88 

$19.50 
29  25 

$25.50 
38  25 

$38.00 
57  00 

$45.00 
67  50 

$60.00 
90  00 



Galvanized,    straight  "          16.50 
Galvanized,     reducing  "          24.76 

19.50 
29.26 

26.50 
39.76 

39.00 
58.50 

51.00 
76.5C 

76.00 
114.00 

90.00 
135.00 

120.00 
180.00 



STANDARD  LONG  SWEEP  CROSSES— SCREWED 


Size    inches 

i       |        1 

11 

I* 

2             2i 

3 

3i 

4 

Black     straight  each 

$  0.68 
1.36 

$  0.85 
1.70 

$   1.10 
2.20 

$   1.50 
3.00 

$  2.15 
4.30 

$  3.20 
6.40 

$  6.00 
12.00 

$  8.75 
17.50 

$  9.50 
19.00 

Galvanized,     straight  " 

*i 

5 

6 

7 

8 

9 

10 

12 

$15.00 
30.00 

$17.50 
35.00 

$24.00 
48.00 

$35.00 
70.00 

$45.00 
90.00 

$68.00 
136.00 

$80.00 

Kid.  DO 

107.00 
214.00 

Galvanized,    straight  " 

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Cast  Iron  Fittings 

STANDARD  FLANGE  UNIONS 

FACED— NO  GASKET 


Fig.   482 


Size    inches 

\ 

I 

1 

li 

11 

2 

2* 

3 

3* 

Number  of  bolts  

3 

3 

4 

Black    each 

$0  40 

$0  46 

$0  52 

$0  64 

$0  78 

$1  00 

$1  25 

$1  50 

$1  80 

Galvanized     " 

$0  80 

$0  92 

$1  04 

$1  28 

$1  56 

$2  00 

$2  50 

$3  00 

$3  60 

4 

4^ 

5 

6 

7 

g 

9 

10 

12 

Number  of  bolts  

5 

5 

5 

6 

7 

g 

g 

10 

10 

Black                                                  each 

$2  10 

$2  70 

$3  15 

$3  95 

$  5  50 

$  7  00 

$10  00 

$11  50 

$16  00 

Galvanized    " 

$4.20 

$5.40 

$6.30 

$7.90 

$11.00 

$i4!oo 

$20.00 

$23.00 

$32.00 

EXTRA  HEAVY  FLANGE  UNIONS 

FACED— NO  GASKET 


Fig.   483 


Size    inches 

* 
3 

3 

1 
4 

li 

li 

4 

2 

5 

2* 

3 

6 

3* 
6 

Number  of  bolts  

Black     each 

$0.60 

$0.70 

$0.80 

$1.00 

$1.15 

$1.50 

$1.90 

$2.25 

$2.70 

Size    inches 
Number   of  bolts  

4                 44 

7                  8 

5678 
8                  9                 10                 10 

10 
12 

12 
14 

Black     each 

$3.15         $4.00 

$4.75     1     $6.00         $8.25         $10.50 

$17~25 

24.00 

OIL  COUNTRY  FLANGE  UNIONS 

HEAVY    PATTERN 
FOR   WORKING  PRESSURES   UP  TO  200   POUNDS 


Size                                 

inches 

2 

3 

Diameter    of    flange  

inches 

5& 

7* 

4 

4 

Black    

each 

$1.50 

$2.25 

Fig.  484 


Oil    Country    Flange    Unions    are    always    furnished    with 
gasket. 


FLANGES 


FACED  AND  DRILLED 
FOR  RIVETED  PIPE 


Fig.   485 


2 

3 

4 

5 

7 

g 

Outside  diameter  of  flange.... 
Black  each 

6 
$1  50 

$2  25 

9 
$3  00 

10 
$3  65 

11 
$4  00 

m 

$5  75 

13* 
$6  50 

Size  inches 

10 

12 

14 

15 

16 

18 

20 

Outside  diameter  of  flange.... 
Black  each 

16 
$9.25 

19 
$12.50 

21 
$16.00 

21 

$21.00 

23* 
$26.00 

25 

$31.00 

27* 
$34.00 

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COMMON  FLANGES 


Fig.  486 


Diam- 
eter of 


SIZE  OF  PIPE  IN  INCHES 


Inches 

•  f 

i 

1 

1 

n 

li 

2 

H 

3 

8| 

4 

*i 

5 

6 

7 

8 

9 

10 

12 

„ 

$0  10 

3* 

15 

15 

4 

.22 

.16 

.16 

4| 

25 

22 

5 

30 

30 

30 

30 

51 

35 

6 

42 

40 

40 

42 

42 

6$ 

50 

50 

.50 

7 

62 

62 

.62 

71 

75 

g 

90 

90 

90 

90 

90 

84 

1  00 

1  00 

9 

1  15 

1  15 

1  15 

1  15 

& 

1  25 

10 

1  50 

1  50 

1  50 

1  50 

1.50 

11 

1.75 

1.75 

1.75 

12 

2.20 

2.20 

2.20 

m. 

2  20 

2  20 

2  20 

13 

2  80 

2  80 

2  80 

134 

2  80 

2  80 

2  80 

14 

3  25 

3  25 

3.25 

15 

4.00 

4.00 

4.00 

16 

5.00 

5.00 

5.00 

17 

5.75 

5.75 

18 

7  00 

7  00 

19 

7  50 

7  *>0 

20 

8.50 

Above  flanges  furnished  neither  faced  nor  drilled  unless  so  specified. 
Flanges  of  any  required  thickness  to  order. 
For  companion  flanges,  see  page  229. 

DRILLED  FLOOR  FLANGES 


Fig.  487 


Size  of  pipe  inches 
O.  D.  of  flange  inches 

3 

A 

A 

3 

£ 

i 
4 

3 

i 

'    f 

1 
3* 

1 
4 

Black    each 

$0  14 

$017 

$0  15 

$0  15 

$0  17 

$0  20 

$0  18 

$0  18 

$0  21 

$0  20 

$0.22 

Size  of  pipe  inches 

1 

li 

li 

li 

1* 

2 

2 

2 

2$ 

3 

O.  D.  of  flange  inches 

5 

4 

4* 

5 

44 

5 

5* 

6 

6 

7 

Black    each 

$0  33 

$0  25 

$0  30 

$0  35 

$0  31 

$0  45 

$0  45 

$0.55 

$0.55 

$0.70 

.' 

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Cast  Iron  Fittings 

EXTRA  HEAVY 

FOR  WORKING  PRESSURES   UP  TO   250   POUNDS 
TESTED  TO  800  POUNDS  HYDRAULIC  PRESSURE 

EXTRA   HEAVY   ELBOWS— SCREWED 


Size  inches 

i 

f 

1 

li 

li 

2 

2* 

3       3i 

Black,  R.  H  each 

$0.25 

$0.30 

$0.35 

$0.45 

$0.60 

$0.75 

$1.25 

$2.00 

$2.75 

Size  inches 

4 

4i 

5 

6 

7 

8 

9 

10 

12 

Black,  R.  H  each    $3.50 

$4,25 

$5.50 

$8.00 

$12.00 

$17.00 

$25.00 

$28.00 

$40.00 

EXTRA  HEAVY  REDUCING  ELBOWS— SCREWED 


Size  inches 

4 

f 

1 

li 

li 

2 

2i 

3    1   3* 

03 

Black,  R.  H....each 



$0.40 

$0.45 

$0.55 

$0.75 

$0.95 

$1.55 

$2.50    $3.40 

4 

4* 

5 

6 

7 

8 

9 

10      12 

Black,  R.  H....each 

$4.40 

$5.30 

$6.80 

$10.00 

$15.00 

$21.00 

$31.00 

$35.00  '  $50.00 

EXTRA  HEAVY  45°  ELBOWS— SCREWED 


Size  inches 

} 

f 

1 

li 

li 

o 

2* 

3       3i 

Black,  R.  EL...  each 

$0.35 

$0.40 

$0.44 

$0.55 

$0.70 

$0.90 

$1.50 

$2.50    $3.50 

Size  ....  inches 

4 

4i 

5 

6 

7 

8 

9 

10      12 

Black,  R.  H....each 

$4.50 

$5.50 

$6.75 

$9.75 

$14.50 

$21.00 

$31.00 

$34.00   $48.00 

EXTRA  HEAVY  TEES— SCREWED 


Size  inches 

| 

f 

1 

li 

li 

2 

2i 

3 

3i 

Black,  R.  H....each 

$0.40 

$0.45  j 

$0.55 

$0.70 

$0.90 

$1.15 

$1.80 

$3.00 

$4.25 

Size  inches 

4 

*i 

5 

6 

7 

8 

9 

10 

12 

Black,  R.  H....each 

$5.50 

$6.75 

$8.25 

$12.00 

$18.00 

$25.00 

$35.00 

$42.00 

$60.00 

EXTRA  HEAVY  REDUCING  TEES— SCREWED 


a 

2 

1 

li 

li 

2 

2* 

3 

3i 

Black,  R.  H....each 



$0.60 

$0.70 

$0.90 

$1.15 

$1.40 

$2.25 

$3.75 

$5.30 

4 

il 

5 

6 

7 

8 

9 

10 

12 

Black,  R.  H  each 

$6.85 

$8.50 

$10.25 

$15.00 

$22.50 

$31.00 

$44.00 

$52.00 

$75.00 

EXTRA  HEAVY  CROSSES— SCREWED 


Size     inches 

i 

2 

1 

li 

li 

2 

2i 

3                3i 

Black,   R.  H....each 

$0.60 

$0.65 

$0.70 

$0.90 

$1.20 

$1.50 

$2.50 

$4.00 

$5.50 

Size     inches 

4 

4i 

5 

6 

7 

8 

9 

10 

12 

Black,  R.  H....each 

$7.00 

$8.50 

$11.00 

$16.00 

$24.00 

$34.00 

$48.00 

$56.00 

$80.00 

EXTRA  HEAVY  REDUCING  CROSSES—  SCREWED 

Size     inches 

i 

1 

1 

li 

li 

2 

2i 

3 

3i 

lack,  R.  H....each 

$0.75 

$0.85 

$0.90 

$1.15 

$1.50 

$1.85 

$3.15 

$5.00 

$6.85 

4 

4i 

5 

6 

7 

8 

9 

10 

12 

Black,    R.   H....each 

$8.75 

$10.00 

$13.75 

$20.00 

$30.00 

$42.00 

$60.00 

$70.00 

$100.00 

Galvanized  extra  heavy  fittings  double  above  lists. 

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EXTRA  HEAVY 

FOR  WORKING  PRESSURES   UP  TO   500   POUNDS 
TESTED  TO  1500   POUNDS  HYDRAULIC  PRESSURE 


2 

24 

3 

4 

4£ 

5 

6 

7 

g 

10 

12 

Elbows    each 

$2.00 

3.00 

4.50 

6.50 

9.00 

12.00 

14.00 

24.00 

28.00 

34.00 

60.00 

Elbows,   reducing  
Elbows,    45°  
Tees                            .    .  . 

2.50 
2.50 
3  00 

3.75 
3.75 
4  25 

5.50 
5.50 
5  25 

8.00 
8.00 
7.50 

11.25 
11.25 
10  00 

15.00 
15.00 
14.00 

17.50 
17.50 
18.00 

30.00 
30.00 
28  00 

35.00 
35.00 
32.00 

42.50 
42.50 
48  00 

75.00 
75.00 
85  00 

3.75 

5.25 

6.50 

9.50 

12.50 

17.50 

22.50 

35.00 

40.00 

60.00 

100.00 

Crosses    

3.75 

5.25 

6.50 

10.00 

12.50 

17.50 

22.00 

36.00 

40.00 

60.00 

100.00 

Crosses,    reducing.  .  .  . 
Y-branches    
Bushings    

4.75 
3.50 
1.75 

6.50 
5.00 
2.25 

8.00 
9.00 
2.50 

12.50 
15.00 
2.75 

15.50 
20.00 
3.00 

22.00 
30.00 
3.90 

27.50 
40.00 
4.50 

45.00 
60.00 
8.25 

50.00 
70.00 
9.75 

80.00 
95.00 
13.50 

125.00 

130.00 
24  00 

Reducers    

2.75 

3.25 

3.75 

4.50 

5.25 

6,00 

8.50 

15.00 

18.00 

24.00 

32.00 

2  00 

2  35 

2  70 

3  00 

3  30 

3  60 

5  00 

6  50 

9  00 

12  75 

20  00 

Plugs 

1  75 

2  25 

2  50 

2  75 

3  00 

3  90 

4  50 

8.25 

9  75 

13  50 

20  00 

Flange    unions  

4  00 

5  00 

7  00 

8.00 

9.00 

10.50 

13.50 

16.50 

18  50 

26  00 

45  00 

Fittings  with  one  or  more  openings  with  different  thread,  add  25  per  cent,  to  list. 
Reducing  Y-branches,  add  25  per  cent,  to  list. 

EXTRA  HEAVY 


FOR  WORKING  PRESSURES  UP  TO   1000  POUNDS 
TESTED  TO  2500   POUNDS  HYDRAULIC  PRESSURE 


2 

2i 

3 

4 

*?. 

5 

6 

7 

8 

10 

12 

Elbows    each 

$2.00 

3.00 

4.50 

6.50 

9.00 

12.00 

14.00 

24.00 

28.00 

34.00 

60.00 

Elbows,    reducing  
Elbows,    45°  
Tees    :  . 

2.50 
2.50 
3  00 

3.75 
3.75 
4  25 

5.50 
5.50 
5.25 

8.00 
8.00 
7.50 

11.25 
11.25 
10.00 

15.00 
15.00 
14.00 

17.50 
17.50 
18.00 

30.00 
30.00 
28.00 

35.00 
35.00 
32.00 

42.50 
42.50 
48.00 

75.00 
75.00 
85.00 

Tees,    reducing  

3.75 
3  75 

5.25 
5  25 

6.50 
6  50 

9.50 
10  00 

12.50 
12  50 

17.50 
17  50 

22.50 
22  00 

35.00 
36  00 

40.00 
40  00 

60.00 
60  00 

100.00 
100  00 

Crosses,    reducing.  .  .  . 
Y-branches    

4.75 
3  50 

6.50 
5  00 

8.00 
9  00 

12.50 
15  00 

15.50 
20  00 

22.00 
30.00 

27.50 
40.00 

45.00 
60  00 

50.00 
70.00 

80.00 
95.00 

125.00 
130.00 

Bushings    

1.75 

2.25 

2.50 

2.75 

3.00 

3.90 

4.50 

8.25 

9.75 

13.50 

24.00 

2  75 

3  25 

3  75 

4  50 

5  25 

6  00 

8  50 

15  00 

18  00 

24  00 

32  00 

Caps    

2  00 

2  35 

2  70 

3  00 

3  30 

3  60 

5  00 

6  50 

9  00 

12  75 

20  00 

Plugs    
Flange    unions  

1.75 
4.00 

2.25 
5.00 

2.50 
7.00 

2.75 
8.00 

3.00 
9.00 

3.90 
10.50 

4.50 
13.50 

8.25 
16.50 

9.75 
18.50 

13.50 
26.00 

20.00 
45.00 

Fittings  with  one  or  more  openings  with  different  thread,  add  25  per  cent,  to  list. 
Reducing  Y-branches,  add  25  per  cent,  to  list. 


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Cast  Iron  Fittings 

CASING  FITTINGS 

FOR  WORKING  PRESSURES  UP  TO  125  POUNDS 


Size          inches 

2| 

3 

3J 

3i 

3| 

4i 

*i 

4| 

5 

Elbows                                 .  .  .each 

$  1.10 

1.10 

1.35 

1.80 

1.80 

2.50 

2.50 

3.00 

3.00 

3.50 

Elbows,    reducing  
Elbows    long  radius  ' 

1.40 
2.50 

1.40 
2.50 

1.75 
3.50 

2.25 
4.50 

2.25 
4.50 

3.00 
5.50 

3.00 
5.50 

3.75 
7.00 

3.75 

8.00 

4.35 
9.00 

Flbows    45°                                    ' 

1  60 

1  60 

2  00 

2  70 

2  70 

3  75 

3  75 

4  00 

4  00 

4  50 

Tees     '                                            ' 

1  50 

1.50 

2.00 

2.50 

2  50 

3.50 

3.50 

4  00 

4.25 

5.00 

1.85 

1.85 

2.50 

3.00 

3.00 

4.35 

4.35 

5.00 

5.25 

6.25 

3.00 

3.00 

5.00 

6.60 

6.60 

8.00 

8.00 

10.00 

12.00 

14.00 

2.20 

2.20 

2.70 

3.50 

3.50 

5.00 

5.00 

5.70 

6.00 

7.00 

Crosses    reducing   ' 

2.75 

2.75 

3.30 

4.35 

4.35 

6.25 

6.25 

7.00 

7.50 

8.75 

3  25 

3  25 

4  50 

6.00 

6.00 

8.00 

8.00 

9.00 

9.00 

10.00 

.60 

.60 

.80 

1.00 

1.00 

1.50 

1.50 

1.85 

1.85 

2.00 

1.20 

1.20 

1.50 

2.00 

2.00 

2.75 

2.75 

3.00 

3.00 

3.50 

1.20 

1.20 

1.50 

2.00 

2.00 

2.75 

2.75 

3.00 

3.00 

3.50 

Caps 

80 

80 

1  10 

1  30 

1.30 

1.60 

1.60 

2.00 

2.00 

2.15 

Plugs 

50 

.50 

.75 

.85 

.85 

1.35 

1.35 

1.75 

1.75 

2.00 

.50 

.50 

•    .70 

.95 

.95 

1.25 

1.25 

1.35 

1.35 

1.50 

2.25 

2.25 

2.75 

3.15 

3.15 

4.50 

4.50 

5.00 

5.00 

5.50 

3  00 

3  00 

4  00 

5  00 

5  00 

6  00 

6  50 

Return  bends,  open  

3.75 

3.75 

4.50 

5.75 

5.75 

8.00 

8.00 

Size  inches 

5T% 
5| 

61 

6f 

7| 

81 

8f 

9| 

10 
10f 

HI 

12* 

13* 

Flbows         each 

$  4  00 

7.00 

10.00 

13.00 

13.00 

20.00 

28.00 

35.00 

45.00 

58.00 

5  00 

8  75 

12  50 

16  00 

16  00 

25  00 

35  00 

45  00 

60  00 

bows,  re  ucmg  ^ 

10  00 

15  00 

20  00 

28  00 

28  00 

35  00 

Elbows  45°  ' 

5.50 

9.00 

13.00 

16.00 

16.00 

25.00 

35.00 

45.00 

60.00 

75.00 

Tees  ' 

5.50 

10.00 

15.00 

20.00 

20.00 

25.00 

32.00 

40.00 

50.00 

65.00 

6  75 

12  50 

18  75 

25.00 

25.00 

30.00 

35.00 

50.00 

70.00 

82.00 

16  50 

24  00 

30  00 

48  00 

48  00 

65  00 

7  80 

14  00 

20.00 

26.00 

26.00 

40.00 

55.00 

70.00 

90.00 

112.50 

9  70 

17  50 

25  00 

32  00 

32  00 

50  00 

70  00 

90  00 

115.00 

Y-Branches      ' 

12  00 

17.00 

25.00 

30.00 

30.00 

40.00 

50.00 

65.00 

85.00 

110.00 

2.50 

3.75 

5.50 

6.50 

6.50 

7.50 

9.00 

14.00 

20.00 

26.00 

4.00 

8.00 

10.00 

12.00 

12.00 

15.00 

22.00 

30.00 

40.00 

50.00 

Caps  ' 

2.35 

4.00 

5.00 

6.00 

6.00 

7.25 

8.50 

16.00 

25.00 

36.00 

Plugs  ' 

2.40 

3.75 

5.50 

6.50 

6.50 

7.50 

9.00 

11.00 

14.00 

18.00 

1  90 

2  50 

3  50 

4.00 

4.00 

4.50 

5.25 

12.50 

20.00 

20.00 

Flange  unions  * 

6.50 

8.00 

12.00 

15.00 

15.00 

20.00 

28.00 

35.00 

45.00 

60.00 

Casing  fittings  with  one  or  more  openings  for  pipe,  add  25  per  cent,  to  list. 
Reducing  Y-branches,   add   25   per   cent,   to    list. 

Galvanized  casing  fittings  can  be  furnished  at  double  the  above  lists. 

NOTE. — Sizes  shown  indicate  nominal  inside  diameter  of  casing  and  will  be  so  furnished  unless 
otherwise  specified. 

EXTRA  HEAVY  CASING  FITTINGS 

LIST  APPLYING  TO  FITTINGS 

For  Working  Pressures  up  to  250  Pounds—Tested  to  800  Pounds  Hydraulic  Pressure. 
For  Working  Pressures  up  to  500  Pounds— Tested  to  1500  Pounds  Hydraulic  Pressure. 
For  Working  Pressures  up  to  1000  Pounds — Tested  to  2500  Pounds  Hydraulic  Pressure. 


Size  inches 

*i 

5f 

61 

6| 

7f 

81 

9f 

10 

HI 

12| 

$  6  50 

12.00 

14.00 

20.00 

24.00 

28.00 

30.00 

34.00 

48.00 

60.00 

8.00 

15.00 

17.50 

25.00 

30.00 

35.00 

37.50 

42.50 

60.00 

75.00 

Elbows  45°  " 

8.00 

15.00 

17.50 

25.00 

30.00 

35.00 

37.50 

42.50 

60.00 

75.00 

Tees  " 

7.50 

14.00 

18.00 

24.00 

28.00 

32.00 

38.00 

48.00 

75.00 

85.00 

Tees,  reducing  " 

9.50 

17.50 

22.50 

32.00 

35.00 

40.00 

48.00 

60.00 

85.00 

100.00 

10  00 

17  50 

22  00 

32.00 

36.00 

40.00 

48.00 

60.00 

85.00 

100.00 

12  50 

22.00 

27.50 

40.00 

45.00 

50.00 

60.00 

80.00 

105.00 

125.00 

Y-branches  ' 

15.00 

30.00 

40.00 

52.00 

60.00 

70.00 

80.00 

95.00 

115.00 

130.00 

Bushings  ' 

2.75 

3.90 

4.50 

5.60 

8.25 

9.75 

11.25 

13.50 

16.00 

24.00 

4  50 

6  00 

8  50 

12.00 

15.00 

18.00 

22.50 

24.00 

28.00 

32.00 

3  00 

3  60 

5.00 

6.00 

6.50 

9.00 

10.50 

12.75 

14.00 

20.00 

Plugs       .      ' 

2.75 

3.90 

4.50 

5.60 

8.25 

9.75 

11.25 

13.50 

16.00 

20.00 

8.00 

10.50 

13.50 

15.00 

16.50 

18.50 

20.00 

26.00 

35.00 

45.00 

Casing  fittings  with  one  or  more  openings  with  different  thread,  add  25  per  cent,  to  list. 
Reducing   Y-branches,   add   25   per   cent,   to    list. 

Galvanized  casing  fittings  can  be   furnished  at  double  the  above  lists. 
When  ordering  state  working  pressure  of  fittings  wanted. 

NOTE. — Sizes  shown  indicate  nominal  inside  diameter  of  casing  and  will  be  so  furnished   unless 
otherwise  specified. 


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Cast  Iron  Fittings 

STANDARD  ELBOWS— FLANGED 

FOR  WORKING  PRESSURES  UP  TO  125  POUNDS 


'0°   Elbow 
Fig.    488 


Price 

U 

o 

o 

90°  Elbows 

45°   Elbows 

to 

M-l 
0 

Ctf 

With 

With 

13 

t- 
£  «i" 

sl, 

sl, 

With 

Flanges 
Faced 

With 

Flanges 
Faced 

„. 

|   bDO 

£W  JH 

<L>fij   <L> 

Flanges 

and 

Flanges 

and 

tt 

rt  rto 

g°   y 

Co    "5 

Faced, 

Drilled, 

Faced, 

Drilled, 

£ 

cE£ 

u§£ 

u££ 

Each 

Each 

Each 

Each 

Ji 

5 

3| 

2 
21 

$  4.75 
4.75 

$  5.75 
5.75 

$  5.25 
5.25 

$  6.25 
6.25 

2 

6 

44 

24 

4.75 

5.75 

5.25             6.25 

24 

7 

5 

3 

5.00 

6.25 

5.50 

6.75 

3 

74 

54 

3 

5.75 

7.00 

6.25 

7.50 

34 

84 

6 

34 

6.50 

7.75 

7.25 

8.50 

4 

9 

64 

4 

7.25 

9.25 

8.00 

10.00 

44 

9i 

7 

4 

9.00 

11.00 

10.00 

12.00 

5 

10 

74 

44 

9.75 

11.75 

10.75 

12.75 

6 

11 

8 

5 

12.00 

14.00 

13.00 

15.00 

7 

124 

84 

54 

16.00 

19.75 

16.00 

19.75 

8 

134 

9 

54 

20.00 

23.75 

20.00 

23.75 

9 

15 

10 

6 

26.00 

30.00 

26.00 

30.00 

10 

16 

11 

64 

32.00 

36.00 

32.00 

36.00 

12 

19 

12 

74 

44.00 

50.00 

44.00 

50.00 

14 

21 

14 

74 

58.00 

65.00 

58.00 

65.00 

15 

221 

144 

8 

72.00 

80.00 

72.00 

80.00 

16 

234 

15 

8 

84.00 

93.00 

84.00 

93.00 

18 

25 

164 

84 

108.00 

118.00 

108.00 

118.00 

20 

274 

18 

94 

135.00 

>48.00 

135.00 

148.00 

22 

294 

20 

10 

160.00 

180.00 

160.00 

180.00 

24 

32 

22 

11 

200.00 

220.00 

200.00     |     220.00 

45°   Elbow 
Fig.   489 


Flanged   fittings  will  always  be   furnished   faced  only,   unless  otherwise 
ordered. 

Templates  for  drilling,   see  page  229. 

STANDARD  TEES— FLANGED 

FOR  WORKING  PRESSURES  UP  TO   125   POUNDS 


Price 

Straight  Tees 

Reducing  Tees 

3 

o 

With 

With 

"o 

c 

o 

Flanges 

Flanges 

1-1 

•^  u  to 

W,          M 

-S        a) 

With 

Faced 

With 

Faced 

nT 

6  ex 

£  ir_!2 

<L>  VjZ 

Flanges 

and 

Flanges 

and 

.N 

oj  a  o 

C  o  ^ 

a  «  u 

Faced, 

Drilled, 

Faced, 

Drilled, 

W 

cE^ 

UfehS 

fefaM 

Each 

Each 

Each 

Each 

li 

44 

3J 

74 

$  7.00 

$  8  50 

14 

5 

4 

8 

7.00 

8.50 

$  8.00 

$  9.50 

2 

6 

44 

9 

7.00 

8.50 

8.00 

9.50 

24 

7 

5 

10 

7.25 

9.00 

8.25 

10.00 

3 
34 

11 

54 
6 

11 
12 

8.25 
9.50 

10.00 
11.25 

9.50     '       11.25 
11.00           12.75 

4 

9 

6* 

13 

10.50 

13.50 

12.00           15.00 

44 

91 

7 

14 

13.00 

16.00 

15.00           18.00 

5 

10 

74 

15 

14.25 

17.25 

16.25 

19.25 

6 

11 

8 

16 

17.50 

20.50 

20.00 

23.00 

7 

124 

84 

17 

23.00 

28.75 

26.50 

32.00 

8 

134 

9 

18 

29.00 

34.75 

33.50           39.00 

9 

15 

10 

20 

38.00 

44.00 

43.50           50.00 

10 

16 

11 

22 

46.50 

52.50 

53.50 

60.00 

12 

19 

12 

24 

64.00 

73.00 

74.00 

83.00 

14 

21 

14 

28 

84.00 

95.00 

96.00 

107.00 

15 

221 

144 

29 

105.00 

117.00 

120.00 

132.00 

16 

234 

15 

30 

122.00 

135.00 

140.00 

153.00 

18 

25 

164 

33 

155.00 

170.00 

178.00 

193.00 

20 

274 

18 

36 

195.00 

215.00 

225.00 

245.00 

22 

294 

20 

40 

230.00 

260.00 

265.00 

295.00 

24 

32 

22 

44 

290.00 

320.00 

335.00 

365.00 

Straight  Tee 
Fig.   490 


Flanged    fittings    will    always    be    furnished    faced    only,    unless    other- 
wise  ordered. 

Templates   for  drilling,    see  page  229. 


Reducing  Tee 
Fig.    491 


228 


FAIRBANKS,  MORSE  &  CO. 


Cast  Iron  Fittings 

STANDARD  CROSSES— FLANGED 

FOR  WORKING  PRESSURES  UP  TO  125  POUNDS 


Straight  Cross 
Fig.  492 


Price 

Straight  Crosses 

Reducing  Crosses 

• 
0 

0 

With 

With 

y 

u 

0 

Flanges 

Flanges 

C 

£  «T 

o      v 

With 

Faced 

With 

Faced 

iT 

III 

u    .8 

cS-g 

S§| 

Flanges 
Faced 

and 
Drilled 

Flanges 
Faced 

and 
Drilled 

ua 

5EJ3 

££^ 

££j 

Each' 

Each  ' 

Each' 

Each' 

li 

4* 

3J 

X7* 

$  9.50 

$11.50 

ll 

5 

4 

8 

9.50 

11.50 



2 

6 

4* 

9 

9.50 

11.50 

$ii!66 

$13.00 

81 

7 

5 

10 

10.00 

12.50 

11.50 

14.00 

3 

7* 

51 

11 

11.50 

14.00 

13.25 

15.75 

3* 

8* 

6 

12                13.00 

15.50 

15.00 

17.50 

4 

9 

6* 

13                14.50 

18.50 

16.75 

20.75 

*1 

9i 

7 

14                18.00 

22.00 

20.75 

25.00 

5 

10 

7| 

15 

19.50 

23.50 

22.50 

26.50 

6 

11 

8 

16 

24.00 

28.00 

27.50 

31.50 

7 

184 

8* 

17 

32.00 

39.50 

37.00 

45.00 

8 

181 

9 

18 

40.00 

47.50 

46.00 

53.50 

9 

15 

10 

20 

52.00 

60.00 

60.00 

68.00 

10 

16 

11 

22                64.00 

72.00 

74.00           82.00 

12 

19             12 

24                88.00 

100.00 

100.00         112.00 

14 

21             14 

28 

116.00 

130.00 

132.00     !     146.00 

15 

22i           14* 

29 

144.00 

160.00 

165.00         180.00 

16 

23* 

15 

30 

168.00 

186.00 

193.00         210.00 

18 

25             16* 

33 

216.00 

236.00 

248.00         268.00 

20 

27*       i     18 

36 

270.00 

296.00 

310.00         335.00 

?2 

29!       I     20 

40 

320.00 

360.00 

370.00         410.00 

24 

32         1     22 

44 

400.00 

440.00 

460.00     1     500.00 

Flanged  fittings  will  always  be  furnished  faced  only,  unless  otherwise 
ordered. 

Templates   for  drilling,   see  page   229. 


STANDARD  LATERALS— FLANGED 


Figter4^4                                             FOR  WORKING  PRESSURES  UP  TO   125  POUNDS 

Price 

[j 

u 

Straight  Laterals 

Reducing  Laterals 

1 

o 

fcn  ^ 

0 

a 

"o 

2  c 

CL^ 

*T* 

2 

c 

i—  i 

«J  c/T 

0  C 

en 

g    «       * 

en 

W  rtT3 

<u 

_rt  Sj  o 

f*|| 

CJ          y 

*  §ll 

Sail's 

•tj  Jj  3  a 

£  cgg-a 

55 

GE£ 

u'oO^ 

fa^hS 

^E^w 

^EfaQW 

^Efow 

^SfoQW 

2 

6 

8 

10* 

$9.50 

$11.50 

2* 

7 

9* 

12 

10.00 

12.50 



3 
3* 

9 

10" 

11* 

13 
14* 

11.50 
13.00 

14.00 
15.50 



4 

9 

12 

15 

14.50 

18.50 

$16.75 

$26.75 

4* 

91 

12* 

15* 

18.00 

22.  OC 

20.75 

25.00 

5 

10 

17 

19.50 

23.50 

22.50 

26.50 

6 

11 

14i 

18 

24.00 

28.00 

27.50 

31.50 

7 

16i 

20* 

32.00 

39.50 

37.00 

45.00 

8 

13* 

17i 

22 

40.00 

47.50 

46.00 

53.50 

9 

15                      19i 

24 

52.00 

60.00 

60.00                  68.00 

10 

16                      20* 

25* 

64.00 

72.00 

74.00                 82.00 

12 

19 

24* 

30 

88.00 

100.00 

100.00               112.00 

14 

21 

27 

33 

116.00 

130.00 

132.00 

146.00 

15 

28* 

34* 

144.00 

160.00 

165.00               180.00 

16 

23*                    30" 

36* 

168.00 

186.00 

193.00               210.00 

18 

25             j          32                       39" 

216.00 

236.00 

243.00               268.00 

Flanged  fittings  will  always  be  furnished   faced 
Templates  for  drilling,  see  page  229. 
Reducing  laterals  made  to  order  only. 


only,   unless  otherwise  ordered. 


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229 


Cast  Iron  Fittings 

STANDARD  COMPANION  FLANGES 

FOR   STANDARD   FLANGED   VALVES   AND   FITTINGS 
FOR  WORKING  PRESSURES   UP  TO  125   POUNDS 
TEMPLATE    FOR    DRILLING   FLANGED    FIT- 
TINGS   AND    PRICES    OF    FLANGES 


^§S&                               ^^^^^Kfe»       Blind  Flange—  Plain                       Blind   Flange—  Ribbed 
M^PPR!  R    In   sizes   16-inch   O.    D.                  jn   sizes   i9-inch   O.    D. 

Threaded  Flange                       ^^^jSMi^^                and   smaller                                         and  larger 

Fig.   495                                                                                 Fig.   496 

Fig.    497 

Threaded 

Blind 

V-i 

Q 

Out- 

Flanges 

Flanges 

N  um- 

side 
Diam- 

eter 

Faced 

Faced 

is« 

berof 

Size 

Price  of 

Size 

eter  of  I  of  Bolt 

and 

and 

£  Sow 

Bolts 

of 

Bolts  Per 

Pipe, 

Flange,  i    Circle, 

Faced, 

Drilled, 

Faced, 

Drilled, 

<J   C  -C 
£  rt  o 

to 

Bolts, 

Set  for 

Inches 

Inches  ,    Inches 

Each 

Each 

Each 

Each 

HE^ 

Flange 

Inches 

One  Joint 

1 

4                3 

$1.00 

$1.25 

ft 

ft  x!4 

$  .25 

II 

i) 

3| 

.05 

1.35 





1 

ftxii 

.25 

il 

5 

8i 

.10 

1.40 



ixii 

.25 

2 

6 

4J 

.20 

1.50 

$il40 

$1.70 

I 

1x2 

.25 

24 

7 

54 

.40 

2.00 

1.60            '2.20 

H 

fxSj 

.25 

3 

74 

6 

.60 

2.25 

1.85             2.50 

4 

f  x24 

.25 

8| 

si 

7 

.80 

2.50 

2.10     I         2.80 

il 

4 

f  x24 

.25 

4 

9 

74 

2.15 

3.00 

2.50 

3.35 

il 

8 

f  x2| 

.35 

M 

94 

7i 

2.50 

3.35 

2.90 

3.75 

il 

8 

Jx3 

.70 

5 

10 

84 

2.80 

3.65             3.25 

4.10 

il 

8 

Jx3 

.70 

6 

11 

»1 

3.20 

4.00     i         3.70 

4.50 

l 

8 

1x8 

.70 

7 
8 

184 
1S| 

io| 

Hf 

4.35 
5.00 

5.75 
6.50 

5.00 
5.75 

6.40 
7.25 

\\ 

8 
8 

fx3 

t  x34 

.75 
.75 

9 

15 

131 

6.75 

8.25 

7.75 

9.25 

It 

12 

|x34 

1.15 

10 

16             144 

7.75 

9.25 

9.00 

10.60 

1ft 

12 

|x8| 

1.70 

12 

19 

17 

10.50 

12.50 

14.00 

16.00 

li 

12 

ix3| 

1.70 

14 

21 

18J 

13.75 

16.00 

17.50 

19.75 

1| 

12 

1  x4i 

2.50 

15 

224 

20 

18.00 

21.00 

22.50 

25.50 

16 

1x44 

3.30 

16 

234 

214 

22.50 

26.00 

28.00 

31.50 

li 

16 

1x4* 

3.30 

18             25 

22J 

27.50 

31.00 

33.00           36.50 

16 

Ux4| 

5.00 

20 

274 

25 

30.00 

34.00 

36.00 

40.00 

i 

20 

Ux5 

6.20 

22 

294 

274 

33.75 

39.00 

41.00 

46.00 

lit 

20 

l|x54 

8.40 

24 

32 

294 

41.00 

46.00 

50.00 

55.00 

If 

20 

Hx54 

8.40 

Furnished  faced  only,  unless  otherwise  specified. 

STANDARD  REDUCING  COMPANION  FLANGES 

FOR  WORKING   PRESSURES   UP  TO  125   POUNDS 


Outside 

T^i^n-v-i 

Price 

Each 

Outside 

Price 

Each 

Outside 

Price 

Each 

Size 
Pipe, 
Inches 

.L/iam- 
eter  of 
Flange, 
Inches 

Faced 

Faced 
and 
Drilled 

Size 
Pipe, 
Inches 

Diam- 
eter of 
Flange, 
Inches 

Faced 

Faced 
and 
Drilled 

Size 
Pipe, 
Inches 

Diam- 
eter of 
Flange, 
Inches 

Faced 

Faced 
and 
Drilled 

li 

7 

$2.10 

$3.00 

4 

124 

$6.50 

$8.50 

9 

21 

$20.00 

$24.00 

2 

7 

2.10 

3.00 

4* 

124 

6.50 

8.50 

10 

21 

20.00 

24.00 

14 

74 

2.40 

3.35 

5 

12* 

6.50 

8.50 

12 

21 

20.00 

24.00 

2 

74 

2.40 

3.35 

6 

124 

6.50 

8.50 

8 

22J 

27.00 

31.50 

2* 

74 

2.40 

3.35 

2 

134 

7.50 

9.75 

10 

224 

27.00 

31.50 

2 

84 

2.70 

3.75 

2* 

134 

7.50 

9.75 

12 

224 

27.00 

31.50 

«i 

84 

2.70 

3.75 

3 

134 

7.50 

9.75 

14 

224 

27.00 

31.50 

3 

84 

2.70 

3.75 

4 

134 

7.50 

9.75 

10 

234 

34.00 

39.00 

2 

9 

.  3.25 

4.50 

5 

134 

7.50 

9.75 

12 

234 

34.00 

39.00 

24 

9 

3.25 

4.50 

6 

134 

7.50 

9.75 

14 

234 

34.00 

39.00 

3 

9 

3.25 

4.50 

7 

134 

7.50 

9.75 

15 

234 

34.00 

39.00 

34 

9 

3.25 

4.50 

6 

15 

10.00 

12.25 

12 

25 

41.00 

46.00 

24 

9i 

3.75 

5.00 

7 

15 

10.00 

12.25 

14 

25 

41.00 

46.00 

3 

94 

3.75 

5.00 

8 

15 

10.00 

12.25 

15 

25 

41.00 

46.00 

3* 

94 

3.75 

5.00 

24 

16 

11.50 

14.00 

16 

25 

41.00 

46.00 

4 

9i 

3.7,5 

5.00 

3 

16 

11.50 

14.00 

14 

274 

45.00 

51.00 

2 

10 

4.25 

5.50 

34 

16 

11.50 

14.00 

15 

45.00 

51.00 

24 

10 

4.25 

5.50 

4 

16 

11.50 

14.00 

16 

274 

45.00 

51.00 

3 

10 

4.25 

5.50 

5 

16 

11.50 

14.00 

18 

274 

45.00 

51.00 

3* 

10 

4.25 

5.50 

6 

16 

11.50 

14.00 

15 

294 

50.00 

58.50 

4 

10 

4.25 

5.50 

7 

16 

11.50 

14.00 

16 

294 

50.00 

58.50 

44 

10 

4.25 

5.50 

8 

16 

11.50 

14.00 

18 

294 

50.00 

58.50 

2 

11 

4.75 

6.00 

9 

16 

11.50 

14.00 

20 

294 

50.00 

58.50 

24 

11 

4.75 

6.00 

6 

19 

15.75 

18.75 

14 

32 

61.00 

70.00 

3 

11 

4.75 

6.00 

7 

19 

15.75 

18.75 

16 

32 

61.00 

70.00 

34 

11 

4.75 

6.00 

8 

19 

15.75 

18.75 

18 

32 

61.00 

70.00 

4 

11 

4.75 

6.00 

9 

19 

15.75 

18.75 

20 

32 

61.00 

70.00 

4* 

11 

4.75 

6.00 

10 

19 

15.75 

18.75 

5" 

11 

4.75 

6.00 

8 

21 

20.00 

24.00 

Furnished  faced  only,   unless  otherwise  specified. 

These  flanges  will  always  be  the  same  thickness  as  the  regular  companion  flanges  of  the  cor- 
responding diameter  and  drilled  to  the  template  corresponding  to  outside  diameter,  unless  otherwise 
ordered. 

Templates   for  drilling,   see  list  above. 


Brass  Valves 

Iron  Valves 

Safety  Valves 

Pop  Safety  Valves 

Brass  Cocks 

Iron  Cocks 

Asbestos  Packed  Cocks 

Water  Relief  Valves 
Expansion  Joints 

Compression  and  Ground 
Key  Bibbs 

Brass  Ball  Cocks 

Copper  Balls 

Steam  Whistles 

Water  Columns 

Pages  230  to  242  Inclusive 


FAIRBANKS,  MORSE  &  CO. 


231 


Brass  Globe  and  Angle  Valves 


STEAM   METAL 


Globe— Fig.    498 


Angle— Fig.    499 


i 

i 

4 

4 

3 

j 

11 

2 

01 

3 

Globe  or   angle  each 

$0.72 

.72 

.77 

1.00 

1.26 

1.80 

2.52 

3.50 

5.30 

10.00 

14.40 

Fairbanks 
Brass  Globe  and  Angle  Valves 

RENEWABLE   VULCANIZED   ASBESTOS    DISC 


Globe— Fig.    500 


i 

i 

i 

i 

3 

1 

$1  10 

1  10 

1  25 

1  60 

2  20 

2  80 

Extra  asbestos  vulcanized  discs....    " 
Extra  special  metal  discs.  " 

.26 

.28 
44 

.14 

20 

.18 
24 

.20 
32 

.24 

40 

14 

2 

24 

3 

Globe   or    angle    valves  each 

$4  00 

5  50 

8  75 

15  75 

22  00 

Extra    asbestos    vulcanized    discs.  .  .    " 
Extra    special    metal    discs  " 

.36 
.60 

.50 

.80 

.72 
1.20 

.96 
2.20 

1.20 
3.30 

Lunkenheimer 

Brass  Medium  Pattern 

Regrinding  Valves 

FOR   WORKING   PRESSURES   UP   TO    200   POUNDS 
SCREW    ENDS 


Globe— Fig.    501 


Angle— Fig.   502 


Size    inches 


111* 


Globe    or    angle.. each     $0.70       .70       .85     1.15     1.45     2.00  |  2.80     3.90     6.20     12.00     16.50     30.00     40.00 

These  valves  can  be  reground  without  being  removed   from  the  pipe  and  can  be  packed   under 
pressure. 

Lunkenheimer 
"Ferrenewo"  Globe  and  Angle  Valves 

SELF-CLEANSING   SEAT— REGRINDING   AND    RENEWABLE    SEAT 

AND   DISC 
FOR  WORKING  PRESSURES  UP  TO   150   POUNDS 

SCREW   ENDS 

The  "Ferrenewo"  valves  differ  from  the  "Renewo"  valves  only  in  that  they 
have    a    body    made    of    "Hero"    iron.      It    retains    the    nickel    seat    ring    and 
all  the  other   features  of  the   "Renewo"  valves   and   all  parts  will   interchange 
with   the   exception    of   the    union    ring. 
Made   only   in   sizes  f   to   2   inches. 


Size    . 

a 

1 

li 

2 

Globe 

or    angle  

each 

$2.20 

2.80 

4.00 

5.50 

8.75 

For  "Renewo"  valves,  see  page 


Globe— Fig.    503 


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Lunkenheimer 

Brass  "Renewo"  Globe  and  Angle 
Valves 

FOR   WORKING   PRESSURES    UP   TO    200    POUNDS 

SCREW    ENDS 

These  valves  are  provided  with  renewable  nickel  seats,  which  can 
easily  be  removed  when  necessary.  They  will,  however,  permit  of  con- 
siderable regrinding  before  it  becomes  necessary  to  renew  them.  It 
is  not  necessary  to  disconnect  the  valve  from  the  pipe  when  either 
regrinding  or  removing  the  seat,  and  it  can  be  packed  under  pressure. 


Globe— Fig.    504 


Size     inches 

| 

| 

| 

1 

Globe   or    angle   valves            each 

$1.10 

1  25 

1  60 

2.20 

2.80 

Size     inches 

U 

\\ 

2 

8i 

3 

Globe   or   angle   valves  each 

$4.00 

5.50 

8.75 

15.75 

22.00 

Lunkenheimer  Brass  Needle  Globe  and  Angle  Valves 

BRASS    STEM 


Globe — Fig.    505 


Angle— Fig.   506 


Globe   with   Union 
Fig.    507 


Angle  with  Union 
Fig.    508 


Size    inches 

\ 

\ 

I 

\ 

J 

Globe  or  angle,  rough  body,  finished  trimmings,  female  ends    .each 
Globe  or  angle,   rough  body,  finished  trimmings,   female    union 

$0.65 

.75 

.85 

1.60 

2.00 

on  one  end   each 

80 

95 

1.15 

1.95 

3.10 

Lunkenheimer 
Brass  Butterfly  Valves 

FOR  WORKING  PRESSURES  UP  TO  150  POUNDS 


Fig.    509 


Size    inches 

| 

1 

U 

li 

2 

»i 

3 

2l55 

2{i 

3i 

3i5s 

3  If 

4& 

5& 

From    center    of    body    to 
top    of    stem  

21 

3f 

3T3* 

4 

4| 

5f 

5TV 

Each 

$3  10 

4  40 

5.65 

6.75 

10.00 

13.75 

21.00 

Pratt  and  Cady 
Brass  Swing  Check  Valves 

MAY  BE  USED  IN  A  HORIZONTAL  OR  VERTICAL  POSITION 


Size    inches 

\ 

1 

i 

I 

1 

li 

1* 

j 

Each    

$1.30 

1.30 

1.50 

1.75 

2.25 

3.25 

4.25 

6.25 

Fig.    510 


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Standard  Brass  Check  Valves 

STEAM    METAL 


Horizontal — Fig.    511 


Vertical — Fig.    512 


Angle— Fig.    513 


£ 

£ 

f 

£ 

| 

1 

li 

n 

2 

2£ 

3 

Horizontal     each 

$0.65 

.65 

.70 

.90 

1.15 

1.60 

2.25 

3  15 

4  75 

9  00 

13  00 

Vertical    or    angle  " 

.72 

.77 

1.00 

1.26 

1.80 

2.52 

3.50 

5.30 

Lunkenheimer 
Brass  Regrinding  Check  Valves 

MEDIUM  PATTERN 

FOR  WORKING  PRESSURES   UP  TO  200  POUNDS 
SCREW   ENDS 


Angle— Fig.    514 


Horizontal — Fig.     515 


Vertical — Fig.    516 


Size     inches 

A 

i 

a 

^ 

1 

1  i 

* 

Angle,     horizontal     or 
vertical    each 

$0  50 

50 

60 

85 

1  15 

1  55 

2  30 

Lunkenheimer 
Brass  Medium  Pattern  Ball  Check  Valves 

FOR  WORKING  PRESSURES   UP  TO  200  POUNDS 
SCREW   ENDS 


Horizontal  Ball  Check  Valve 
Fig.   517 


£ 

£ 

f 

) 

J 

1 

li 

2 

2} 

3 

$0  85 

95 

1  10 

1  60 

2  30 

3  50 

5  30 

7  50 

11  50 

18  00 

27  00 

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Standard  Brass  Gate  Valves 

DOUBLE    DISC    PATTERN 
FOR  WORKING  PRESSURES  UP  TO   125  POUNDS 


J 

a 

i 

Z. 

1 

Each                                 

$1.25 

1.25 

1.30 

1.75 

2.50 

li 

1* 

2 

2i 

3 

Each    

$3.50 

5.00 

7.50 

14.00 

20.00 

Fig.    518 


Pratt  and  Cady 
Brass  Quick  Opening  Gate  Valves 

RENEWABLE  VULCANIZED   ASBESTOS   SEAT   RINGS 
SLIDING   STEM   AND    IRON   LEVER 


Size                              .inches 

i 

f 

1 

H 

li 

2 

2i 

3 

Each    

$3.25 

3.25 

4.50 

6.00 

8.00 

12.00 

22.00 

30.00 

Lunkenheimer 

Brass  "Handy"  Gate 

Valves 

SCREW   ENDS    ONLY 

For  Working  Pressures  not  Exceeding 

75  Pounds 


Fig.  520 


Lunkenheimer      Fig  521 
Brass  Lever  Throttle  Valves 

SCREW   ENDS    ONLY 

For  Working  Pressures  up  to  175  Pounds 


Size                                          inches 

| 

| 

1 

li 

li 

2 

2A 

3 

$1  60 

1  80 

2  50 

3  50 

5  00 

7  50 

13  50 

19  00 

Lever  throttle  valves    " 

3.00 

4.00 

5.'00 

7.00 

10.00- 

19.00 

Handy  gate  valves  and  lever  throttle  valves  can  also  be  furnished  in  iron  body  brass  mounted 
or  all  iron.      Prices  upon  application. 


Standard  Brass  Hose  Valves 


STANDARD  BRASS 
HOSE  VALVES 


STANDARD  BRASS 

HOSE  GATE 

VALVES 


STANDARD  BRASS  GARDEN  HOSE  VALVES 


T 
fr 


Chicago    Pattern 
Fig.   522 


With   Iron  Wheel 
Fig.    523 


Bent    Nose  Straight   Nose 

Fig.     524  Fig.    525 

With   Leather   Disc 


1 

f 

1 

ii 

li 

2 

01 

: 

Chicago  pattern  hose  valves,  rough  each 

$3  15 

3  70 

4  75 

7  00 

8  50 

3  75 

4  85 

6  50 

9  25 

16  50 

Hose  gate  valves,  without   cap   and    chain.         .            " 

2  50 

3  50 

5  00 

7  50 

14  00 

Garden   hose   valves,    with   bent   nose  " 
Garden   hose   valves,    with   straight   nose  " 

$1.65 
1.65 

1.65 
1.65 

2.20 
2.20 

3.40 
3.40 

4.75 
4.75 

7.00 
7.00 

15.00 
15.00 

Chicago    pattern    hose   valves   have    iron    pipe   thread    on    bottom,    and    are    made    with    California 
hose  thread  on  the  side. 

Bent  nose  garden  hose  valves  will  be  furnished  unless  otherwise  specified. 


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Standard  Iron  Body  Valves 

BRASS   MOUNTED 

SCREWED    OR    FLANGED 

FOR  WORKING  PRESSURES  UP  TO   150   POUNDS 


Globe — Plain 

Screw    Ends 

Fig.    526 


Globe— With     Yoke 

Screw    Ends 

Fig.    527 


Angle — Plain 

Screw    Ends 

Fig.    528 


Angle— With    Yoke 

Screw    Ends 

Fig.    529 


2 

2* 

3 

3* 

4 

4* 

5 

Globe  and  angle  valves,  screwed,  plain    ....each 

$  5.40 

7.35 

9.80 

Globe  and  angle  valves,   screwed,  with  yoke.  .    " 

7.00 
7  00 

9.00 
9  00 

12.50 
12  50 

15.25 

19.00 

24.00 

27.00 

Globe  and  angle  valves,  flanged,  with    yoke.  .    " 

8.60 

10.75 

15.00 

18.50 

22.50 

27.50 

31.00 

Diameter   of   flanges  inches 

6 

7 

7* 

8* 

9 

9i 

10 

6 

7 

3 

9 

10 

12 

Globe  and  angle  valves,  screwed,  with  yoke.  each 

$37  50 

63  00 

72  00 

100  00 

114  00 

170  00 

Globe  and  angle  valves,  flanged,  with    yoke..    " 

42.00 

68.00 

77  00 

110  00 

123  00 

187  00 

Diameter   of   flanges  inches 

11 

12* 

13* 

15 

16 

19 

Screw  end  valves  will  be  furnished  unless  otherwise  specified. 

Standard  Iron  Body  Check  Valves 


SCREWED    OR    FLANGED 
FOR  WORKING  PRESSURES  UP  TO   150  POUNDS 


BRASS    MOUNTED 


BRASS    MOUNTED 


BRASS   SEAT 


Horizontal   Check 

Screw   Ends 

Fig.   530 


Angle    Check 

Screw    Ends 

Fig.   531 


Swing  Check— Flanged  Ends 

May    Be    Used    in    a    Horizontal 

or  Vertical  Position 

Fig.   532 


2 

2* 

3 

3* 

4 

4* 

Horizontal  or   angle,   screwed  each 

$  3.60 

6.50 

8.90 

12.25 

14.25 

19.00 

Vertical     screwed    . 

9  50 

12.50 

17.00 

21.00 

30.00 

Swing,    screwed    

12.00 

13.50 

17.50 

20.00 

26.00 

Horizontal  or  angle,   flanged  

5  25 

8.25 

11.50 

15.50 

18.00 

22.50 

11  50 

15  00 

20  00 

25.00 

33.50 

14  50 

17.00 

21.00 

24.00 

30.00 

Diameter    of   flanges  inches 

6 

7 

2 

8* 

9 

9i 

5 

6 

7 

8 

10 

12 

Horizontal  or  angle,   screwed  each 

$22.00 

30.00 

45.00 

57.00 

105.00 

155.00 

33  00 

40  00 

62  00 

73.00 

Swing     screwed    ...                         

30  00 

36.00 

55.00 

70.00 

110.00 

160.00 

Horizontal  or  angle    flanged    

26.00 

35.00 

50.00 

62.00 

115.00 

175.00 

Vertical,    flanged    

37.00 

45.00 

67.00 

78.00 

135.00 

34  00 

41  00 

60.00 

75.00 

115.00 

168.00 

Diameter   of   flanges  inches 

10 

11 

12* 

13* 

16 

19 

Screw  end  valves  will  be  furnished  unless  otherwise  specified. 


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Lunkenheimer 
Double  Seated 
"Clip"  Gate  Valves 

FOR  WORKING   PRESSURES   UP   TO   100 
POUNDS 

IRON    BODY    BRASS    MOUNTED 

OR 
ALL  IRON 


Screw    Ends — \"    to    2' 
Inclusive 
Fie.   533 


Screw  Ends — 2£"  to 
Inclusive 
Fig.   534 


Size                                             .inches 

1 

U 

14 

2 

84 

3£     |      4 

Iron  body  brass  mounted.  ..  .each 
All    iron     " 

$2.00 
2.00 

2.35 
2.35 

2.50 
2.50 

3.50 
3.50 

5.00 
5.00 

7.50 
7.50 

12.00 
12.00 

15.00 
15.00 

20.00     22.00 
18.00     20.00 

2^-inch  and  3-inch  valves  can  be  furnished  with   \\\  threads  per  inch  for  oil  well   tubing. 

Standard  Iron  Body  Gate  Valves 

BRASS    MOUNTED 

FOR    WORKING    PRESSURES    UP    TO    150    POUNDS 
NON-RISING   STEM 


Screwed— Fig.    535 


Flanged — Fig.    536 


Size    inches 

2 

2i 

3 

3i 

4 

*4 

5 

$10  00 

11  50 

14  00 

17  00 

19  00 

24  00 

27  50 

12  00 

13  50 

16  50 

19  50 

23  00 

28  00 

31  50 

Hub  end  " 

10.00 

14  00 

19  00 

27  50 

6 

7 

g 

9 

10 

12 

$32  50 

45  00 

54  00 

76  00 

90  00 

125  00 

36  50 

49  00 

58  00 

81  00 

95  00 

133  00 

Hub  end  " 

32.50 

45.00 

54.00 

90.00 

125.00 

Valves     will    be     furnished     with     stems    turning    to     left    to     open,     unless     otherwise     ordered. 
Standard  iron  body  gate  valves  also  carried  in  stock  threaded  for  10,   11$  and  14  thread  casing. 

Extra  Heavy  Iron  Body  Gate  Valves 

BRASS    MOUNTED 

FOR  WORKING   PRESSURES  UP  TO  250   POUNDS 
NON-RISING   STEM 

(Not    Illustrated) 


Size  inches 

2 

2i 

3 

3$ 

4 

4* 

5 

$  27  50 

33  00 

45  00 

57  00 

60  00 

77  00 

85  00 

Flanged  " 

30.00 

35.50 

48.00 

60  00 

65  00 

82  00 

90  00 

6 

7 

8 

9 

10 

12 

Screwed  each 

$100.00 

125.00 

155.00 

225.00 

250.00 

Flanged  " 

107.00 

132.00 

162.00 

232.00 

258.00 

335.00 

Valves     will    be     furnished    with     stems    turning    to     left    to     open,     unless     otherwise     ordered. 


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Advance 
Brass  Relief  Valves 

SIMPLE,    AUTOMATIC,    DURABLE— FOR    OIL,    WATER,    GAS 
OR    STEAM 

FOR   WORKING   PRESSURES   UP   TO    250    POUNDS 

ESPECIALLY   ADAPTED   FOR   SPRAYING   OUTFITS   AND 
OIL  BURNING   PLANTS 


Fig.    538 


1 

1 

li 

11 

* 

Each     

$1  75 

2  25 

2  50 

2  75 

3  00 

Lunkenheimer 
"Duro"  Blow-off  Valves 

/ 

WITH   SELF-CLEANSING   SEAT 
IRON  BODY    BRASS  MOUNTED 

FOR   WORKING   PRESSURES   UP   TO    250   POUNDS 


Screwed 
Fig.    539 


Si/e    inches 

li 

li 

2 

2i 

3 

Screwed      each 

$10.70 

12.50 

16.00 

21.00 

27.50 

12  00 

14  00 

18  00 

23  00 

30  00 

Standard  Iron  Foot  Valves 

WITH    STRAINERS 


Fig.    541 


Flanged 
Fig.   540 


J 

1 

li 

2 

24 

3 

Black,   screwed    each 

$0  42 

44 

52 

65 

90 

1  30 

1  85 

Galvanized,    screwed    " 

.60 

.60 

.75 

1  00 

1  45 

2  00 

2  70 

Black    flanged                                                                          " 

2  50 

Largest    outside    diameter  inches 

4i 

4.4 

4| 

5Vs 

5  If 

611 

8| 

Size     inches 

3* 

4 

4* 

5 

6 

7 

8 

$2  60 

2  80 

4  00 

4  25 

7  00 

16  00 

16  00 

3  90 

4  25 

6  25 

6  50 

It)  00 

30  00 

30  00 

Black,    flanged     

3  25 

3  60 

4  75 

5  00 

8  00 

17  00 

17  00 

Largest   outside   diameter    .    .                 inches 

9iV 

9/ff 

9i7» 

12*. 

12$ 

13| 

15i 

•out  valves  with  casing  thread   also   carried  in   stock. 


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Standard  Brass  Safety  Valves 

FOR  WORKING  PRESSURES   UP  TO   125   POUNDS 
CROSS  PATTERN 


Size  .  .  .inches 

i 

1 

i 

I 

1 

li 

li 

2 

Brass  disc..ea. 

$2.20 

2.50 

3.25 

3.90 

4.70 

7.15 

9.00 

12.50 

Fig.  542 

Standard  Iron  Body  Safety  Valves 

BRASS   MOUNTED 

FOR  WORKING  PRESSURES  UP  TO   125  POUNDS 
SCREWED  OR  FLANGED 


Size    ..inches 

2 

N 

3 

8J 

4 

4i 

5 

6 

Screwed   .ea. 
Flanged   ..ea. 

$   7.80 
10.25 

13.25 
16.00 

17.25 
21.50 

23.00 
27.50 

28.75 
34.00 

34.50 
40.00 

41.50 
48.00 

57.75 
65.00 

Diameter   of 
flanges  .in. 

6 

7 

7| 

8i 

9 

91 

10 

11 

list. 


Globe  and   angle  safety  valves   can  be   furnished   at   same 


Fig.    543 


Lunkenheimer 
'Sentinel"  Brass  Improved  Pattern  Pop    Safety  Valves 

FOR   STATIONARY,   PORTABLE  AND   MARINE  STEAM 
BOILERS 


TOP   OR   ANGLE   OUTLET 


Top  Outlet 
Fig.  544 


Size, 
Inches 

Suitable 
For  Boilers, 
Horsepower 

Top  Outlet 
Male  Inlet, 
Each 

Angle  Outlet 
Male  Inlet 
Female  Outlet, 
Each 

1 

$  6.00 

$  6.50 

1 
li 
li 
2 

N 

6  to        8 
8  to     10 
10  to     15 
20  to     30 
35  to     50 
60  to     75 
75  to  100 

6.50 
7.50 
9.00 
11.50 
18.00 
28.00 
38.00 

7.00 
8.20 
9.80 
12.40 
19.50 
30.00 
41.00 

In  ordering,  always  state  pressure  valves  are  wanted  set  to 
blow  off.  Give  figure  number  of  valve,  and  always  specify  when 
wanted  for  marine  service. 

Every  valve  thoroughly  tested  and  guaranteed  to  work  per- 
fectly at  any  pressure  specified  up  to  250  pounds. 

Iron  Case  Pop  Safety  Valves 

FOR  STATIONARY  AND  MARINE  BOILERS 

SCREWED    OR    FLANGED 

This  valve  is  furnished  with  flat  seats  for  stationary  boilers,  and  with  beveled 
seats   at   an   angle  or   forty-five  degrees   for  marine   boilers.      It   has   been   approved 
by   the   United    States   Board   of    Supervising   Inspectors   of   steam   vessels. 
Each  valve  is  carefully  adjusted  and  tested  before  leaving  the  factory. 
Always   state   highest   pressure  to  be   carried   and   size   of  boiler. 
Valves   furnished   either   screwed   or   flanged   base  connections. 
Iron  case  and   best   steam  metal. 


Fig.   546 


Size     inches 

2 

2i 

3 

81 

4 

With  bronze  seat                            each 

$35.00 

42.00 

50.00 

68.00 

75.00 

40  00 

48  00 

57  00 

75  00 

87.00 

For  boilers    HP                                      \ 

30 
to 

40 
to 

75 
to 

100 
to 

125 

to 

40 
23 

75 
36 

100 
49 

125 

67 

150 

87 

Estimated   weight,   flaneed    .                                     " 

30 

44 

60 

80 

102 

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Standard  Brass  Steam  and  Gas  Service  Cocks 
Brass  Three- Way  Steam  Cocks 


Flat    Head— Fig.     547 


Square  Head — Fig.    548 


Three-Way—Fig.   549 


Size           inches 

| 

f 

} 

f 

1 

li 

i  i£ 

2 

2* 

3 

Steam  cocks,  square  or  flat  head.  .  .  .each 
Gas   service   cocks,    square   or   flat 
head                                                            ' 

$0.85 
75 

1.00 

85 

1.25 
95 

1.70 
1  15 

2.35 
1  50 

3.70 
2  25 

4.85 
3  10 

7.30 
5  00 

14.50 
11  00 

22.50 
16  00 

Three-way  steam  cocks,  square  head    " 

1.80 

2.10 

2.50 

3.00 

3.75 

5.75 

7.15 

i 

11.00 

18.75 

26.00 

Square  head  steam,  gas  service  and  three-way  cocks  will  be  furnished  unless  otherwise  specified. 

Malleable  Iron  Wrenches 

FOR  SQUARE  HEAD  BRASS    STEAM  AND  GAS  SERVICE  COCKS 


Fig.   550 


Size  of  cock  inches 

i 

} 

| 

1 

li 

1| 

2 

2i 

$0  06 

07 

09 

14 

19 

25 

44 

56 

06 

07 

09 

14 

19 

25 

44 

56 

In  ordering  wrenches,  specify  size  of  opening  desired. 

Standard  Iron  Cocks 

SQUARE  HEAD 
FOR  WORKING  PRESSURES  UP  TO   125  POUNDS 


Screw  Ends— Fig.   551 


i 

£ 

1 

li 

li 

2 

2i 

3 

3i 

4 

\11  iron                      each 

$0.90 

1.05 

1.30 

1.60 

1.95 

2.70 

4.40 

6.75 

12.00 

15.50 

Iron    with  brass  washer     " 

1.00 

1.20 

1.55 

1.95 

2.35 

3.20 

5.15 

7.75 

14.00 

19.00 

Iron,  with  brass  plug  and  iron 

1  30 

1.60 

1.90 

2.65 

3.75 

5.25 

8.75 

13.00 

27.50 

36.50 

Iron,  with  brass  plug  and  brass 
washer    ' 

1.40 

1.75 

2.15 

3.00 

4.15 

5.75 

o'.r.o 

14.00 

29.50 

40.00 

2i-inch  and  3-inch  cocks  can  be  furnished  with 


threads  per  inch  for  oil  well  tubing. 


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Vulcanized  Asbestos 
Packed  Iron  Cocks 


SCREW    ENDS 

FOR   WORKING  PRESSURES   UP  TO   125 
POUNDS 


Fitr.  552 


Fie.   553 


Size               inches 

} 

i 

£ 

£ 

£ 

1 

14 

14 

$1  30 

1  30 

1  45 

1  60 

2  10 

2  50 

3  50 

4  75 

Renewable  vulcanized  asbestos  top  rings...     ' 
Renewable    "U"    shape   vulcanized    asbestos 

.25 

.25 

.25 
.75 

.25 
.75 

.25 
1.00 

.25 
1.40 

.30 
1.90 

Size     inches 

2 

2£ 

3 

3* 

4 

5 

6 

$7  00 

12  00 

18  00 

27  00 

30  00 

45  00 

60.00 

Renewable  vulcanized  asbestos  top  rings...     ' 
Renewable    "U"    shape    vulcanized    asbestos 
bushings    ' 

.40 
2.40 

.50 
2.90 

1.00 
3.50 

1.30 

1.50 

2.50 

5.00 

These   cocks    can    also   be    furnished    with    flanged    ends    in   sizes    1-inch    and    larger    at    the    same 


list  prices. 


Standard  Water  Relief  Valves 

IRON  BODY— BRASS   SEAT 
FOR  WORKING  PRESSURES   UP  TO  250   POUNDS 


Iron    Body 
Fig.    554 


i 

*!• 

Center    of 

</> 

««•§ 

JpS-g 

Diameter    of 

Valve  to 

Total 

43 

«-M 

Q   O  M 

Outlet 

End     of 

Height, 

Price, 

c 

•i 

Flange, 

Outlet, 

Inches 

Each 

l» 

Is  I 

Inches 

Inches 

C/5 

SE 

§  0,5 

UPQfo 

2* 

7* 

54 

37    -j 

171 

$42.00 

3" 

84 

5| 

These     Sizes 

4i     |  "S  -1-1 

181 

50.00 

9 

6i3ff 

Made  With 

4f     j-  ^^ 

20f 

68.00 

4 

10 

6li 

Screwed 

5       |    ^  3 

21 

75.00 

Outlet,    Unless 

6      J  c/) 

22i 

100.00 

Otherwise 

5 

11 

71 

Specified 
10 

7M    c 

g.j 

120.00 

6 

m 

s| 

11 

81    JJ 

25J 

170.00 

BRASS 


Size    inches 

i 

1 

1 

14 

U 

2 

24 

2i 

3 

Price     each 

$11.00 

11.00 

13.00 

16.00 

19.00 

29.00 

38.00 

46.00 

77.00 

In  ordering,  always  specify  the  style  number  and  pressure  at  which  valves  are  to  be  set. 

Standard 
Expansion  Joints 


FOR  WORKING  PRESSURES                   ^^"^^•^^^^^ 
A11   R                                            UP  TO  125  POUNDS                            Iron   Body     Brass    Sleeve 
$?  B5JJ                                STANDARD  TRAVERSE                                         Fig.    557 

Size               inches 

i 

'!* 

1 
24 

y 

2i 

2* 

l\ 

2f 

3 

Traverse     inches 

All  brass    each 

$  1.50 

2.20 

2.75 

4.00 

5.00 

8.00 
7.00 
15.00 

17.50 
8.00 
16.00 

24.00 
10.00 
18.50 

14.00 
25.00 

Iron  body,   screwed      
Iron  body,   flanged     

Size                         ••  •  •  •  .inches 

4 

84 

4i 
3* 

5 
4 

6 
5 

7 
6 

8 

9 

7 

10 

12 

8 

Traverse    inches 

$18.00 
30.00 

30.00 

40.00 

38.00 
48.00 

45.00 
55.00 

70.00 
80.00 

100.00 
110.00 

110.00 
120.00 

160.00 
175.00 

225.00 
250.00 

Iron  body,   flanged     

allowance  of   about    one   inch    in    50    fee,   of  pipe 


should  be  made  for  expansion. 


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241 


Standard  Compression  Bibbs 


SCREW  ON  TAIL  (S.  O.  T.)   FOR  IRON  PIPE 


Plain— Fig.    558 


Hose— Fig.    559 


§ 

1 

| 

£ 

i 

11 

2 

Plain    rough     per  dozen 

$15.00 

15  60 

22  20 

29  40 

51  00 

96  00 

126  00 

252  00 

Plain,   finished     

15.60 

16.20 

23.40 

30.60 

54.00 

99.00 

132  00 

264.00 

18  60 

19  20 

26  40 

34  20 

58  80 

108  00 

144  00 

288  00 

17  40 

18  00 

24  60 

31  80 

57  00 

K).r)  00 

138  00 

270  00 

Hose    finished  

18  00 

18  60 

25  80 

33  00 

60  00 

108  00 

144  00 

282  00 

Hose,   nickel    plated     

21.00 

21.60 

28.80 

36.60 

64.80 

117.00 

156.00 

306.00 

Plain— Fig.  560 


Ground  Key  Bibbs 

CAST  LEVER  HANDLE 
SCREW  ON  TAIL  (S.  O.  T.)   FOR  IRON  PIPE 


Hose— Fig.    561 


a 

i 

£ 

a 

1 

-11 

2 

~ 

Plain,   rough     per  dozen 

$19  20 

20  40 

28  80 

34  80 

48  00 

79  20 

117  00 

210  00 

Plain,   finished     " 

23  40 

24  60 

33  60 

40  80 

57  00 

91  20 

135  00 

234  00 

27  60 

28  80 

38  40 

46  80 

66  00 

103  20 

153  00 

258  00 

Hose,  rough    " 

21  60 

22  80 

31  20 

37  20 

54  00 

88  20 

129  00 

228  00 

Hose,  finished     " 

25  80 

27  00 

36  00 

43  20 

63  00 

100  20 

147  00 

252  00 

Hose,  nickel  plated    " 

30.00 

31.20 

40.80 

49.20 

72.00 

112.20 

165.00 

276.00 

l*-inch    rough    plain    and    hose   bibbs    can    be    furnished    with    detachable    malleable    iron    handles 
and  horn  on  spout  for  hanging  pail. 


Ball  Cocks 

IMPROVED  COMPRESSION 


Copper  Balls 

FOR   OPEN   TANKS 

€> 


Brass— Fig.    562  For  Ball  Cocks— Fig.   563 

BALL  COCKS  WITH  RODS— IRON  PIPE  THREAD 


Size     inches 

i 

\ 

f 

f 

1 

u 

U 

2 

$14.40 

15.00 

21.00 

. 

27.00 

45.00 

72.00 

90.00 

168.00 

Ball  cocks,   f-inch  to  J-inch,  inclusive,  are  furnished  with  rods  i-inch  in  diameter  and     9  inches 
long,  with  24  threads;  sizes  1-inch  to  2  inches,   inclusive,   with  rods  f-inch  in  diameter  and   14  inches 
long,   with   20   threads. 

COPPER  BALLS 


Size    ,  inches 

5 

6 

7 

8 

10 

12 

Balls  only     per  dozen 

$8  00 

12  00 

20  00 

32  00 

66  00 

100  00 

Rods  only    " 

1  70 

1  70 

1  70 

4  00 

4  00 

4  00 

Size  of  rods  inches 

ix9 

ix9 

}x9 

§x!4 

••x!l 

8x14 

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SINGLE  BELL 
CHIME  WHISTLES 

WITH  VALVE 


Brass  Steam  Whistles 

PLAIN 

STEAM  WHISTLES 

WITH  VALVE  WHISTLE   VALVES 


All  Brass  with 

Adjustable    Lever 

Fig.   564 


All  Brass  with 

Adjustable    Lever 

Fig.   565 


All  Brass  with 

Adjustable    Lever 

Fig.   566 


Diameter    of    bell  inches 

14 

2 

24 

3 

34 

4 

5 

6  "           8 

Size  pipe  connection  inches 

f 

\ 

y 

f 

1 

1| 

14 

14     j        2 

Lunkenheimer    single    bell    chime 
whistles    with   valve  each 

$7  00 

10  00 

13  00 

16  00 

22  00 

28  00 

44  00 

60  00     145  00 

Plain  steam  whistles,  with  valve...     " 

4.00 

5.50 

6.50 

8.50 

11.50 

15.00 

22.50 

33.00       95.00 

PLAIN  BRASS  WHISTLE  VALVES 

WITH  ADJUSTABLE  LEVER 


4 

4 

f 

1 

14 

2 

24 

3 

Price    .                                                    ,  .  .each 

$2.00 

2.50 

3.00 

3.50 

5.00 

6.00 

9.00 

18  00 

27  00 

Standard  Cast  Iron 
Water  Columns 


Fig.    567 


1 

2 

3 

4 

5 

10 

12£ 

14 

18 

water  gauge  connections    

10 
3£ 

1*| 

32 

14 
4| 

18 

4 

13f 
3f 

Extreme  length    

13* 

16* 

19 

22f 

20i 

Tapped  for  boiler  connections    

i 

i 

| 

"34 

i 

| 

f 

f 

4 

3 

^ 

4 

I 

I 

I 

1 

| 

ii 

ii 

Price     each 

$2.75 

4.00 

6.00 

8.00 

7.50 

Combination   Water 

Column   with 

Steam  Gauge 

Fig.    568 


With  No.  5  the  connection  to  boiler  is  made  from  top  and  bottom 
of  column. 

No.  3  column  can  also  be  furnished  tapped  1,-inch  and  l^-inch  for 
boiler  connection. 

Lunkenheimer 
Combination  Water  Columns 

IRON  BODY  BRASS   MOUNTED 

No.   1 — Combination   iron    column,    2i-inches   in    diameter,    furnished  i 
with   one    2-rod,    part   finished    gauge,    i-inch   pipe,    fxlO-inch 
glass,    three    |-inch    soft    seat    compression    gauge    cocks    and 
two    Hnch    brass    unions    for    boiler    connections,     (without 

steam    gauge)     each     $13.00 

No.   1 — Plain   iron   column  without  trimmings each         3.60 

No.   2 — Combination    iron   column,    2f-inch.es   in   diameter,    furnished 
with   one   3-rod,   part  finished   gauge,   ^-inch   pipe,   fxlO^-inch 
glass,  three  f-inch  soft  seat  compression  gauge  cocks  and  two  I 
1-inch    brass   unions    for   boiler    connections,    (without    steam 

gauge)     each       15.00 

No.   2 — Plain   iron   column   without  trimmings .each         5.00 

No.  3 — Combination  iron  column,  34-inches  in  diameter,  furnished 
with  one  3-rod,  part  finished  gauge,  |-inch  pipe,  |x!2-inch 
glass,  three  i-inch  regrinding  gauge  cocks,  (without  steam 

gauge)    each       19.00 

No.   3 — Plain   iron   column   without   trimmings each  i       6.00 


Air  Cocks 

Gauge  Cocks 

Gauges 

Water  Gauges 

Gauge  Glasses 

Flue  Scrapers 

Flue  Blowers 

Tube  Expanders 

Injectors 

Ejectors 

Jet  Pumps 

Nason  Steam  Traps 

Trident  Water  Meters 

Little  Giant  Gas  Regulators 
Moran  Joints 


Pages  243  to  253  Inclusive 


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Air  Cocks 

STEAM  METAL 


Single   Male  Thread,   Tee  Handle       Single  Male  Thread,  Tee  Handle   Double  Male  Thread,  Tee  Handle 
Fig.  569  Bibb  Nose— Fig.  570  Fig.   571 


Single   Male   Thread,    Lever   Handle 
Fig.   572 


Single    Male    Thread, 

Lever  Handle 
Bibb   Nose— Fig.    573 


Double   Female   Thread, 

Tee   Handle 

Fig.    574 


A 

1 

g 

} 

Single  male  thread    tee  handle     each 

$0  40 

$0  45 

$0  50 

$0  60 

Single  male  thread,  lever  handle    

.55 

.60 

.65 

75 

55 

65 

75 

90 

70 

80 

90 

1  05 

65 

70 

85 

1  10 

Double  female  thread    lever   handle    

80 

85 

1  00 

1  25 

Male  and  female  thread,  tee  handle    

.75 

.80 

.90 

90 

95 

1  05 

70 

80 

90 

1  00 

Single  male  thread,  lever   handle,    bibb    nose  

.85 

.95 

1.05 

1.15 

Lunkenheimer 
Compression  Gauge  Cocks 


Regrinding   Compression 
Gauge    Cock— Fig.    575 


Soft    Seat    Compression 
Gauge    Cock — Fig.    576 


00 

0 

2 

Size  of  iron  pipe  thread    

inches 

\ 

| 

i 

| 

$1  15 

1  20 

1  30 

1  80 

Soft   seat   compression   gauge   cock    

.95 

1.05 

1.15 

1.25 

Compression  Gauge  Cocks 


With  Stuffing  Box 
Fig.  577 


Without    Stuffing    Box 
Fig.    578 


Size  of  iron 

pipe  thread   

inches 

i 

1 

i 

J 

brass  finished 

each 

$1  20 

1  30 

1  45 

Without  stul 

Ting  box,  brass  finished    

$0.90 

.95 

1.00 

1.25 

Ball  Gauge  Cocks 


Steam  Gauge  Syphons 


Fig.    579 


Fig.    580 


Size  of  iron   pipe  thread. 

.inches 

i 

f 

Price                

.  .  .  each 

$0.55 

.60 

Size  of  iron   pipe  thread 


.inches 


8   inches  long    each  '  $0.50 


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Single  Spring 
Pressure  and 
Vacuum  Gauges 


Pressure   Gauge 

Fig.  581 

Adapted    for    steam,    air, 
spring. 


Vacuum    Gauge 

Fig.   582 
water    and    any    fluid-pressure   that    will    not    affect    its    brass    tube 


Size 
Dial, 
Inches 

Iron  Case 
with 
Brass  Ring, 
Each 

Iron  Case 
with 
Nickel  Plated  Ring, 
Each 

Brass 
Case, 
Each 

Brass  Case 
Nickel  Plated 
All  Over, 
Each 

Standard 
Graduations  of 
Dial  Pressures 

12 

10 
84 
6f 

6 

N 

44 

34 

3 

2* 

$50.00 
32.00 
22.00 
16.00 

13.00 
10.00 
8.00 

8.00 

7.00 

6.00 
6.00 

$51.50 
33.00 
22.75 
16.60 

13.50 
10.25 
8.20 

8.20 

7.18 

6.15 
6.15 

$75.00 
40.00 
30.00 
20.00 

16.00 
12.00 
11.00 

10.00 

9.00 

8.00 
8.00 

$79.00 
43.00 
32.50 
22.00 

17.50 
13.25 
12.00 

11.00 

9.75 

8.60 
8.60 

1    30—100—200 
J  250—300—500 

30—100—200 
250—300—500—1000 

1     so—  60—  100 
[  160—200—  250 
J  300—500—1000 

30—  60—100—160 
200—250—300—500 

30—  60—100 
160—200—250—300 

)     30—100 
I  160—200—300 

Unless  otherwise  specified,  iron  case  gauges  with  brass  ring  will    always  be  furnished. 

The  above  prices  include  a  tee  handle  cock  for  sizes  3-inch  to 
6f-inch,  inclusive,  a  small  union  cock  for  sizes  84-inch  and  10-inch 
and  a  large  union  cock  for  size  12-inch. 

The  connection  is  $-inch  male  bottom  on  the  24-inch  size,   and 
J-inch   male  bottom  on   all   larger  sizes. 

All  gauges,  particularly  when  used  for  steam  pressure,  should  be 
graduated  to  double  their  working  pressure,  if  the  greatest  durabili- 
ty is  desired. 

No   steam  gauge  warranted   if  used   without   a  syphon   of   suffi- 
cient  capacity  to   fill   gauge   spring  with  water  and  keep  it  cool. 

Vacuum  gauges,  unless  otherwise  specified,  will  always  be  fur  -. 
nished  graduated  to  30  inches.  They  can  be  graduated  to  equiva- 
lent in  pounds  if  so  desired. 

Hydraulic  Gauges 

WITH  STEEL  SPRING 
All    hydraulic    gauges    should    be    graduated    to    double    their 

working    pressure.      They    are    furnished    with    a    check    valve    to 

protect  the  gauge  spring  against  the  shock  attending  the   sudden 

admission  and   release  of  pressure. 

Steel    spring    gauges    always    recommended    in    preference    to 

brass   spring   for   graduations   exceeding   1,000   pounds. 


Hydraulic   Gauge 
Fig.   583 


Size 
Dial, 
Inches 

Iron  Case 
with 
Brass  Ring, 
Each 

Iron  Case 
with 
Nickel  Plated  Ring, 
Each 

Brass 
Case, 
Each 

Brass  Case 
Nickel  Plated 
All  Over, 
Each 

Standard 
Graduations  of 
Dial 
Pressures 

84 
6f 
6 
5 
44 

$70.00 
50.00 
35.00 
30.00 
25.00 

$70.75 
50.60 
35.50 
30.50 
25.50 

$80.00 
60.00 
40.00 
35.00 
30.00 

$82.50 
62.00 
41.50 
36.00 
31.00 

2000—5000 
10000—15000 
20000 

Unless  otherwise  specified,  iron  case  gauges  with  brass  ring  will  always  be  furnished. 
No  cocks  are  furnished  with  these  gauges.     The  connection  is  4-inch  male  bottom,  with  wrench 
square  for  use  in  connecting  the  gauge. 

For  gauges  with   maximum   hand,   add   $5.00   to   list  prices. 


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"Safeguard"  Automatic  Water  Gauges 

Exterior  Sectional 


TESTED 
TO   300  POUNDS 


Fig.   584  Fig.     585 

The  "Safeguard"  automatic  water  gauge  is  constructed  of  the  best  steam 
bronze  metal.  It  has  but  two  moving  parts,  the  automatic  ball  valves  which  are 
so  constructed  that  their  action  is  absolutely  dependable  at  all  times.  All  interior 
parts  are  self-cleaning  by  the  action  of  the  blow-off,  so  that  the  automatic  action 
cannot  be  hindered  in  any  way.  It  can  be  used  with  safety  on  very  high  steam 
pressures.  This  gauge  is  the  one  certain  protection  against  all  accidents  and 
injuries  due  to  the  breaking  of  gauge  glasses. 


Size  shank  

i               a 

Size    glass    

fx!2         Jxl6 

4                  4 

Price   .           .           .           ... 

$5  00           6  50 

Self-Cleaning  Water  Gauges 

ROUGH    ROUND   BODY,    BRONZED,    IRON    WHEELS 


Boiler 

Size 

Size  Glass, 

Connections, 

Number 

Price, 

Number 

Inches 

Inches 

Guards 

Each 

1 

1x18 

\ 

2 

Upon  Application 

2 

f  x  12 

3 

' 

3 

1x18 

% 

4 

j               ' 

4 

f  x!2 

% 

3     ' 

' 

5 

1x18 

f 

3 

' 

6 

f  x!6 

i 

3 

EXTRA  BRASS   GUARDS   FOR  WATER  GAUGES 


12  inches     long each 

14          "  "     " 

16          "  "     " 

18          "  "     " 


$0.09 
.10 
.12 
.15 


20  inches  long each 

24          "  "     " 

30          "  "     ' 

36          "  "     " 


$0.20 
.25 
.30 
.40 


Fig.    586 


Longer  guards  to  order. 


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Genuine  Scotch  Gauge  Glasses 


FOR  WATER  GAUGES 


Length                            inches 

10 

11 

12 

13 

14 

15 

16 

17 

J^-inch   outside   diameter.  ..  .per  dozen 
5^-inch    outside    diameter.... 
^4-inch    outside    diameter.... 

$3.00 
3.00 
3.60 

$3.24 
3.24 
3.96 

$3.60 
3.60 
4.32 

$3.84 
3.84 
4.80 

$4.20 
4.20 
5,16 

$4.44 
4.44 
5.52 

$4.80 
4.80 
5.88 

$5.04 
5.04 
6.24 

Length    inches 

18 

19 

20 

22 

24 

30 

36 

48 

J^-inch   outside   diameter.  ..  .per  dozen 
5^-inch    outside    diameter....          " 
54-inch    outside   diameter....          " 

$5.40 
5.40 
6.60 

$5.64 
5.64 
7.08 

$6.00 
6.00 
7.44 

$6.60 
6.60 
8.16 

$7.20 
7.20 
8.88 

$9.00 
9.00 
11.16 

$10.80 
10.  80' 
13.44 

$14.52 
14.52 
18.00 

r-inch  sizes  one  dozen  in  a  package;  other  sizes  half  dozen  in  a  package. 
Hzes  over  24  inches  long,  at  special  discount. 

Chesterton's  Gauge  Glass  Cutters 


Fig.  588 

Nickel  plated each     $2.00 

Extra  cutter  wheels "  .15 


Rubber  Gauge  Glass  Washers 


Round 
Fig.    589 


Size    

inches 

y2 

5Hi 

H 

$0  25 

$0  25 

$0  35 

Square    

.25 

.25 

.35 

Gilbert's  Gauge  Glass  Preservers 

SELF-PACKING 


Size    inches 


Square  Per  box   containing  one  dozen. 

Fig.   590 


$0.60 


$0.60 


Fusible  Plugs 


FOR  OUTSIDE  INSERTION 


Regular   Length 
Fig.    592 


Extra  Long 
Fig.  593 


These  plugs  are  filled  with  Banca  tin  and  bear  imprint  as  shown  on  cuts,  and 
meet  in  every  respect  the  requirements  of  the  U.  S.  Government  and  steamboat 
inspection  bureaus. 

All  plugs  should  be  inserted  so  that  the  small  end  of  the  Banca  tin  shall  be 
exposed  to  the  fire. 


inches 

1 

'     * 

each 

$0  60 

$0  75 

$1  00 

1.20 

1.50 

2.00 

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Elliptic  Flue  Scrapers 


Fig.    594 


|| 

2 

2i 

24 

3 

31 

4 

Price  each 

$2  00 

2  00 

2  25 

2  50 

3  00 

3  50 

4  00 

Engineers'  Favorite  Flue 
Scrapers 


Spiral  Flue  Brushes 


Ml  l 


Fig.   595 


Flat   Steel  Wire 
Fig.  596 


2 

2i 

3 

31 

4 

Engineers'   Favorite  each 

$2  00 

2  50 

3  00 

3  50 

4  00 

Spiral  flat  steel  wire  brushes  .                                    " 

2  00 

2  50 

3  00 

3  50 

4  00 

Magic"  Flue  Blowers 


Fig.    597 


1 

2 

3 

4 

5 

g 

Outside    diameter    of   tube  inches 

2to2i 
$5  00 

2i  to  2J 
6  25 

3  to  3i 

7  50 

3*  to    3| 

•   g  75 

4  to  4£ 
10  00 

5  to  6 

-I  0    Cf) 

The  above  prices  do  not  include  hose. 


Standard  Roller  Tube  Expanders 


DUDGEON    TYPE 


Fig.    598 

This  expander  has  a  solid  body,  thus  avoiding  constant  breaking  of  cap  screws.     It  is  made  from 
the  best  material  and  with   great  care.      One  expander  will  answer   for  any   thickness  of  tube  sheet. 


Outside  diameter  of  tube  inches 

2 

2i 

2i 

3 

31 

4 

Complete     each 

$10  00 

12  00 

14  00 

18  00 

23  oo 

30  00 

Extra  mandrels    " 

2  50 

3  oo 

3  50 

4  oo 

5  00 

6  50 

Extra  rolls    (set   of   3)  set 

1  00 

1  15 

1  30 

1  60 

2  00 

2  50 

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249 


Penberthy  Automatic  Injectors 

TO  START  i  TO  STOP 


Open  full  the  globe  valve  in 
water  supply  first,  and  then 
globe  valve  in  steam  pipe. 


If  water  issues  from  over- 
flow, throttle  the  water  sup- 
ply valve  until  discharge 
stops. 

Fig.  599 
SUCTION   LEFT— OVERFLOW   FRONT— DISCHARGE    BACK 


Close  the  steam  valve.  The 
water  valve  need  not  be 
closed  unless  the  injector  is 
used  as  a  non-lifter,  or  lift 
is  considerable. 


Horse  Power 

Capacity   pe 

r   Hour,    1 

Horse  Power 

Based  on  30 

to  3  feet  1 

ift,   60  to 

Size 
Number 

Price, 
Each 

Based   on   Or- 
dinary  Tub. 

Ibs.     Water 
per   H.    P. 

Pipe   Con- 
nections, 

110   Ibs. 
Press 

Steam 
ure 

Shipping 
Weight, 

Boiler 

per    Hour 

Inches 

Boxed 

~VH                       '"' 

Maximum 

Minimum 

Gallons 

Gallons 

Ibs.    oz. 

O 

$15.00 

3    to  6 

4    to  8 

§ 

60 

35 

2—5 

00 

16.00 

4          8 

6          12 

! 

80 

45 

2—9 

A 

18.00 

8          16 

10          20 

135 

70 

3—8 

AA 

20.00 

12          22 

15          30 

i 

180 

100 

3—8 

B 

25.00 

17          32 

22          45 

a 

260 

140 

5—6 

BB 

30.00 

20          45 

25          60 

| 

360 

180 

5—6 

c 

40.00 

40          65 

45          80 

1 

475 

250 

8—0 

CC 

45.00 

45          80 

50          100 

1 

600 

325 

8—0 

D 

55.00 

50          100 

60          135 

i| 

800 

425 

12—0 

DD 

60.00 

75          135 

85          165 

if 

1,000 

525 

12—0 

E 

75.00 

100          180 

125          235 

if 

1,400 

740 

25—0 

EE 

90.00 

115          255 

150          320 

U 

1,900 

850 

25—0 

F 

110.00 

160          320 

200          400 

2 

2,400 

1,275 

37—9 

FF 

125.00 

200          400 

250          500 

2 

3,000 

1,600 

39—0 

G 

150.00 

300          500 

325          600 

2* 

3,600 

1,875 

75—0 

GG 

200.00 

375          600 

400          750 

H 

4,200 

2,150 

75—0 

When   ordering   injectors  by  size   connections,    we   will   always   send   the   size   having  the   larger 
capacity.     Order  by  letter  as  in  the  first  column. 

PRICE  LIST  OF  PARTS  OR  REPAIRS 


v 

o 


N 


In  ordering  injector  parts  do 
not  fail  to  mention  the  serial 
number  and  letter,  which  will  be 
found  on  top  of  the  overflow, 
otherwise  we  must  write  you  for 
this  information,  and  thus  delay 
shipment. 

In  referring  to  or  ordering 
parts,  call  them  by  letter  or 
name  as  in  the  cut  or  table. 


Fig.   600 


Size  Number 

O  or 
OO 

A  or 
AA 

Bor 
BB 

Cor 
CC 

Dor 
DD 

E 

EE 

FF 

Gor 
GG 

R  —  Steam    Jet  each 

$0.25 

$0.35 

$0.45 

$0.55 

$0.65 

$0.75 

$0.75 

$0.85 

$1.00 

$2.00 

S  —  Suction   Jet.... 

.25 

.35 

.45 

.55 

.65 

.75 

.75 

.85 

1.00 

3.00 

Y  —  Delivery     Jet  .  . 

1.25 

1.50 

2.00 

2.50 

3.00 

3.75 

4.50 

5.50 

6.50 

9.00 

X  —  Coupling  Nut.. 
V—  Tail    Pipe  

.25 
.25 

.30 
.30 

.40 
.40 

.50 
.50 

.60 
.60 

1.25 
.80 

1.25 

.80 

1.50 
1.00 

1.50 
1.00 

2.00. 
1.25 

Z  —  Overflow  Cap.  . 

.30 

.40 

.50 

.60 

.70 

.80 

.80 

.90 

.90 

1.50 

P—  Overflow  Valve 

.40 

.50 

.60 

.75 

.90 

1.00 

1.10 

1.25 

1.25 

1.75 

N  —  Overflow  Hinge 

.10 

.10 

.15 

.15 

.15 

.20 

.20 

.20 

.20 

.30 

O—  Plug  

.60 

.80 

1.00 

1.25 

1.50 

1.75 

1.75 

2.00 

2.00 

4.00 

Strainer  

.40 

.45 

.50 

.55 

.60 

.75 

.75 

1.00 

1.00 

1.50 

250 


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Penberthy 
"XL-96"  Improved  Ejectors,  Siphon  or  Steam  Jet  Pumps 


LIFTS  22  TO  25  FEET. 


Fig.  601 
ELEVATES  25  TO  100  FEET  30  TO  100  LBS.  PRESSURE, 


Size 
Num- 
ber 

Price 
All 
Brass, 
Each 

Price 
Iron 
Body 
Brass 
Jets, 
Each 

Pipe 
Connections 

Capacity  per  Hour 

Vertical  Lift 

Steam, 
Inches 

Suction 
and  De- 
livery, 
Inches 

40  to  65 
Pounds 
Steam 
3-Foot 
Lift, 
Gallons 

20  to  40 
Pounds 
or 
65  to  100 
Pounds, 
Gallons 

40  to  65 
Pounds 
50  Feet 
Eleva- 
tion, 
Gallons 

40  to  65 
Pounds 
25  Feet 
Eleva- 
tion, 
Gallons 

40  to  75 
Pounds 
Steam, 
Feet 

25  to  40 
or  75 
to  100 
Lbs., 
Feet 

1 
2 
3 
4 
5 
6 
*7 
*8 
*9 
*10 

$     8.00 
10.00 
15.00 
20.00 
25.00 
35.00 
50.00 
70.00 
105.00 
145.00 

Sizes 
1  to  4 
Made  in 
All    Brass 
Only 
20.00 
27.50 
40.00 
50.00 
70.00 
95.00 

| 

1 
1 
li 
li 

2 

2 
2* 

I 

1! 

2 

2i 

3 

H 

240 
500 
840 
1350 
1950 
3500 
5700 
9500 
13600 
18400 

235 

450 
700 
1300 
1850 
3000 
4350 
8160 
12400 
17100 

120 

250 
420 
650 
975 
1750 
2500 
4750 
6800 
9200 

180 
375 
625 
950 
1450 
2600 
3750 
7200 
10200 
13800 

23 
25 
25 
25 
25 
25 
25 
25 
25 
25 

20 
22 
22 
22 
22 
22 
22 
22 
22 
22 

When  ordering  ejectors  specify  size  number. 

Sizes  5  and  6  will  be  sent  in  all  brass  unless  ordered  with  iron  body  and  brass  jets  and  steam 
connection. 

*Unless  ordered  in  brass,  sizes  7  to  10  inclusive,  will  be  shipped  with  iron  body,  brass  jets  and 
steam  connection. 

In  ordering  by  size  of  connection  specify  suction  and  discharge,  not  steam  connection. 

PRICE  LIST  OF  PARTS  OR  REPAIRS 


Fig.    602 


1 

2 

3 

4 

5 

6 

7 

8 

9 

10 

$0  25 

$0  35 

$0  45 

$0  55 

$0  60 

$0  80 

$1  00 

$1  25 

$1  50 

$2.00 

80 

1  00 

1  25 

1  50 

1  75 

2  50 

4  00 

6  00 

8  00 

10.00 

V—  Tail    pipe,    brass  ' 
X  —  Coupling  nut    brass  ' 

.25 
.25 

.30 
.30 

.40 
.40 

.50 

.50 

.50 
.50 

.60 

.60 

.80 
1.25 

1.00 
1.50 

1.00 
1.50 

1.25 
2.00 

45 

50 

55 

60 

75 

1  00 

1  50 

Q  —  Regular    I.    P.    coupling.  .     ' 

Ejectors   are  shipped   without  strainers. 
Strainers  for  larger  sizes  are  unnecessary. 


We  can  furnish  them  where  desired  up  to   Number  7. 


Jarecki  Steam  Jet  Pumps 


Fig.    603 


Size  of 
Pump, 
Inches 

Iron, 
Each 

Suction 
Pipe, 
Inches 

Discharge 
Inches 

Steam 
Pipe, 
Inches 

Gallons  per 
Minute 

li 

li 

2 

2* 

$5.00 
8.00 
10.00 
14.00 
18.00 
22.00 

1 
li 
1* 

2 
2* 
3 

I 
li 

ii 

2 
84 

i 

i 

15 
20 
30 
40 
50 
60 

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251 


Nason  Steam  Traps 


The  function  of  these  traps  is  to  receive  and  automatically  discharge  the  con- 
densation from  heating  surfaces  of  every  description  without  loss  of  pressure  or 
waste  of  steam. 

"CLASS   B" 

These  steam  traps  are  designed  for  low  pressure  con- 
ditions usually  found  in  steam  heating  plants. 

The  area  of  the  discharge  valve  is  enlarged  to  permit 
the  rapid  discharge  of  water  under  the  low  pressures  for 
which  it  is  designed. 

This  type  should  be  specified  where  pressures  are 
BETWEEN  1  AND  20  POUNDS 


'Class  B' 
Fig.  604 


1 

2 

3 

4 

5 

Size   pipe  connection  inches 

| 

£ 

1 

If 

I| 

40 

80 

113 

176 

336 

Price     each 

$16.00 

20.00 

27.50 

42.50 

70.00 

"CLASS  C" 

These  steam  traps  are  designed  for  standard  service 
conditions,  where  the  working  steam  pressure  does  not  ex- 
ceed 70  pounds. 

The  area  of  the  discharge  valve  is  reduced  to  suit  the 
pressure  conditions  for  which  it  is  designed,  and  this  type 
should  be  specified  where  pressures  are 

BETWEEN   20   AND   70  POUNDS 


"Class  C' 
Fig.   605 


Size    Number    

1 

2 

3 

4 

5 

Size   pipe   connection  inches 

\ 

f 

1 

li 

li 

40 

80 

113 

176 

336 

Price     each 

$16.00 

20.00 

27.50 

42.50 

70.00 

"SIDELUG" 

These  steam  traps  present  the  same  principle  as  types 
"Class  B  and  C,"  but  are  designed  for  higher  pressures.  A 
feature  of  this  style  trap  is  the  reinforcing  lugs  cast  over 
the  inlet  and  outlet,  where  the  steam  ports  pass  from  pot 
to  cover,  so  that  leakage  at  or  near  these  points  cannot 
occur  through  the  blowing  out  of  the  flange  gasket.  The 
castings  are  heavier  throughout,  with  a  considerable  in- 
crease in  the  size  and  number  of  bolts,  and  this  type 
should  be  specified  where  pressures  are 

BETWEEN  40  AND  150   POUNDS 


"Sidelug" 
Fig.   606 


Size    Number    

1 

2 

3 

4 

5 

} 

| 

1 

li 

li 

Weight  each    pounds 

47 

92 

125 

212 

343 

Price     each 

$16.85 

21.30 

29.25 

45.50 

74.75 

TABLE  OF  DIMENSIONS  AND  CAPACITIES 


Size  Number   

1 
1 

2 

3 

4 

5 

\ 

£ 

1 

li 

li 

Outside  diameter  of  flanges.    .  .            .          inches 

10J 

14i 

15J 

19 

24i 

Diameter   of   cylinder  inches 

8 

10i 

12 

14 

18 

H 

14 

16i 

18i 

23i 

Height  to  top  of  cover    .                                                  .    inches 

g 

10 

T2 

14 

15| 

Nominal  discharge  pounds  water  per  minute  

4i 

6i 

10 

15i 

23 

Nominal  square   feet  of  surface  

500 

1150 

1750 

2550 

4000 

Nominal  lineal  feet  of  1-inch  pipe  

1  r>()() 

3450 

5250 

7650 

12000 

252 


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Trident  Water  Meters 

The  Trident  Disk  Breakable  Bottom  Meters  are 
of  the  disk  piston  type,  acknowledged  the  most 
simple,  efficient  and  reliable  for  house  or  other 
small  service  requirements. 

For  locations  free  from  frost  we  recommend 
the  Trident  Split  Case  Disk  Meter  which  is  of 
exactly  the  same  construction  as  the  Trident 
Breakable  Bottom  Meter  with  the  exception  of  the 
main  casing,  which  is  entirely  of  bronze  in  two 
parts,  held  together  by  four  bronze  cap  screws, 
rendering  the  entire  mechanism  accessible  without 
taking  the  meter  out  of  the  line. 

The  Trident  Crest  Meters  are  especially  de- 
signed for  heavy  duty  in  connection  with  primary 
mains,  railroad  stand  pipes,  hydraulic  elevators  or 
any  service  requiring  the  rapid  delivery  of  large 
quantities  of  water.  This  type  of  meter  is  com- 
monly known  as  the  "current  meter." 
Sectional  View  The  Trident  Compound  Meters  are  a  corn- 

Trident  Disk  Breakable  bination   of   the   disk   and    crest   types    and    are    so 

Bottom    Meter  constructed    that    the    very    smallest    streams    are 

Fig.    607  measured  through  a  small  disk  meter  and  the  large 

streams  through  a  crest  meter.     All  parts  are  in  one  casting,  and  when  the  flow  is  sufficiently  large 
to  be  recorded  by  the  crest  meter  the  small  disk  meter  is  automatically  shut  off. 

There   are  two   registers   on   the   meter   which   must   be   added   together   to   determine  the   amount 
of  water  passed. 

TRIDENT  DISK  METERS 


Size, 
Inches 

Weight, 
Pounds 

Length, 
Inches 

Diameter, 
Inches 

Height, 
Inches 

Safe 
Maximum 
Delivery, 
Gallons 
per  Minute 

Price 
Breakable 
Bottom, 
Each 

Price* 
Split 
Case, 
Each 

Price 
Connec- 
tions, 
per  Set 

\ 

ii 

2 
3 
4 

121 
15 
26 
50 
75 
330 
555 

7* 
81 

10i 
12| 
151 
88} 

29 

*i 

5£ 
9* 
10 

1ST3* 
20 
24* 

8 
8| 

H 

10  A 

lit 
22* 

27 

20 
35 
65 
100 
165 
300 
600 

$  8.00 
12.00 
16.00 
35.00 
55.00 
85.00 
175.00 

$8.00 

ie!66 

$0.40 
.60 

.80 

*Trident  Split  Case  Disk  Meters  are  made  in  f-inch  and  1-inch  sizes  only. 

The  f-inch  size  can  be  furnished  with   either   *-inch  or  J-inch  pipe   connections. 

TRIDENT  CREST  METERS 


Safe  Maximum 

Delivery, 

Size, 
Inches 

Weight, 
Pounds 

Length, 
Inches 

Diameter, 
Inches 

Height, 
Inches 

Gallons 
per  Minute 

Price, 
Each 

H 

67 

12| 

9 

151 

140 

$30.00 

2 

73 

151 

9* 

16 

250 

40.00 

3 

267 

24 

17* 

25| 

550 

80.00 

4 

270 

24 

17* 

25| 

1000 

160.00 

6 

332 

24 

18* 

26| 

2200 

350.00 

Prices  on  Trident  Compound  Meters  upon  application. 

Little  Giant  Natural  Gas 
Regulators 


FOR  HOUSE  SERVICE 


Size   Number    . 


Size   inlet   and   outlet* inches         1 

Weight pounds  |      16 

With    automatic    valve each     $8.00 

Without    automatic    valve each 


$o.oo 


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253 


Moran  Flexible  Joints 

The  uses  of  the  Moran  Flexible  Joints  cover  almost  every  conceivable  pur- 
pose requiring  a  flexible  conveyor  of  steam,  air,  gas  or  liquids  under  any  desired 
pressure  or  conditions. 

Only  three  parts,  all  metal.  No  gasket  or  packing  to  be  renewed.  Positively 
tight  under  all  pressures. 


Ring 


Bell 


No.   1— Fig.   609 


Ball 
Fig.   610 

FOR  STEAM,  AIR  AND  GAS 
No.  1— STRAIGHT 

FOR   WORKING   PRESSURES   UP   TO    200   POUNDS 


i 

i 

SL 

11 

2 

9A 

Price     each 

$3.00 

3.00 

3.25 

3.75 

4.25 

5.25 

6.00 

7.50 

9.00 

11.25 

FOR  STEAM,  AIR  AND  GAS 
No.  2— ANGLE 

FOR    WORKING    PRESSURES    UP    TO    200    POUNDS 


Size     ....  inches 

i 

1 

* 

i 

1 

U 

H 

2 

2i 

3 

Price    each 

$3.25 

3.25 

3.50 

4.00 

4.50 

5.50 

6.25 

8.75 

10.50 

12.25 

No.3-LIQUID        No.2_Fig.6n 

FOR    WORKING   PRESSURES    UP    TO    200    POUNDS 


No.   3 — Fig.   612 


£ 

3 

i 

a 

1 

H 

2 

Price      each 

$3.00 

3.00 

3.25 

3.75 

4.25 

5.25 

6.00 

7.50 

Size      inches 

2* 

3 

8| 

4 

4* 

5 

6 



Price     each 

$9.00 

11.25 

14.00 

15.00 

18.75 

18.75 

25.00 

Laundry  Mangle  Joints 

Particularly  adapted  for  carrying  steam  under  pressure 
into  revolving  metal  cylinders,  such  as  pulp  machines, 
laundry  mangles,  calender  rolls  in  finishing  paper,  and  in 
various  other  machines  used  for  special  purposes. 

Size   1  %x%-inches each  $5.00 

Moran  Automatic  Barrel  Fillers 


Fig.    613 


Fig.   614 

The  joints  furnished  with  these  fillers  are  interchangeable.  The  filler  with 
ball  and  ring  may  be  detached  and  applied  to  any  storage  tank  or  pipe  line  that  is 
supplied  with  an  extra  bell. 


Size, 
Inches 

Price, 
Filler  Complete 

Price, 
Extra  Ball 

Price, 
Extra  Bell 

Price, 
Extra   Ring 

I* 

$25.00 
!                  30.00 

$2.50 
3.00 

$2.25 
2.50 

$1.25 
2  .  00 

Lubricators 

Oil  Cups 

Grease  Cups 

Oilers 

Fillers 

Tallow  Pots 


Hydrometers 

Hydrometer  Jars 

Thermometers 

Pages  254  to  262  Inclusive 


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255 


Limkenheimer  Sight-Feed  Lubricators 


Improved   "Senior' 
Fig.   615 

IMPROVED 


"Junior" 
Fig.    616 


"Major" 
Fig.  617 


'SENIOR"  SIGHT-FEED  LUBRICATORS 

DOUBLE  CONNECTION 


1  pint 

l£  pint 

1  quart 

Suitable  for  engine  cylinders  

Up  to  4 
inches 

4  to  6 
inches 

6  to  10 
inches 

10  to  14 
inches 

14  to  18 
inches 

18  to  24 
inches 

24  to  30 

inches 

Shank    pipe    thread  inch 

§ 

f 

§ 

% 

} 

£ 

\ 

$12  00 

15  00 

17  00 

20  00 

22  00 

25  00 

28  00 

Sight-feed  glasses                                    " 

90 

90 

90 

90 

90 

1.20 

1.20 

Indicator  glasses   " 

90 

90 

.90 

.90 

.90 

1.20 

1.20 

"JUNIOR"  SIGHT-FEED  LUBRICATORS 

SINGLE   CONNECTION 


Size     . 

pint 

J 

\ 

\ 

Shank 

| 

| 

\ 

Partly 

finished    . 

$7  00 

8  00 

10  00 

"MAJOR"  SIGHT-FEED  LUBRICATORS 


Size  Number  

1 

2 

3 

4 

5 

6 

1£ 

2 

2i 

21 

3 

3| 

Capacity     ounces 

1 

24 

4 

5 

10 

18 

Shank  pipe  thread  inch 

f 

f 

£ 

£ 

) 

| 

$4  00 

5  00 

6  00 

8  00 

10  00 

12.00 

Extra    sight-  feed    glasses  per  dozen 

$1  20 

1  20 

1  20 

1  20 

1.20 

1.20 

"INDEPENDENT"  SIGHT-FEEDS 

"Independent"  Sight-feeds  are  intended  to  be  used  in 
connection  with  closed  pressure  tank  systems  for  the  pur- 
pose of  supplying  oil  to  steam  chests  and  cylinders  of 
steam  engines.  This  method  of  lubrication  is  often  used 
where  a  number  of  engines  are  in  close  proximity  to  each 
other,  and  the  oil  for  all  is  supplied  from  a  centrally  lo- 
cated tank  under  pressure. 


Plain  brass,   (without  equalizing  attachment) each      $6.00 


Fig.    618 


256 


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Lunkenheimer 

Improved  "Paragon"  Glass  Body 
Sight- Feed  Lubricators 


Fig.    619 


Size 
Number 

Outside 
Diameter 
of  Glass, 
Inches 

Height 
of  Glass, 
Inches 

Capacity, 
Ounces 

Shank 
Pipe  Thread, 
Inches 

Finished 
Brass, 
Each 

U 

2 
3 
4 
5 
6 

If 

3 
S| 

If 
1£ 

21 
3 
4 

II 

5 
10 
18 

i 

$2.00 
2.80 
3.50 
4.00 
5.40 
7.00 

Lunkenheimer 
Plain  Engine  Lubricators 


Size 
Number 

Diameter, 
Inches 

Capacity, 
Ounces 

Shank 
Pipe  Thread, 
Inches 

Price, 

Each 

1 
2 

y 
6 

H 
If 
2 
2i 

2* 

li 
if 

*i 

5 

10 

| 

$2.40 
2.60 
2.90 
3.25 
3.75 
4.75 

Fig.    620 


Plain  Lubricators 

IRON  BODY  BRONZED— IRON  WHEELS 


Diameter   of  body    inches  2 

Shank  pipe  thread    inches  4 

Price    each         $2.~25 


Fig.    621 


Two-Quart  Engine  Lubricators 

SIGHT  FEED— IRON   BODY 

FOR   LUBRICATING   STEAM   ENGINES   WITH   CRUDE   OIL 

ESPECIALLY    DESIGNED    FOR    DRILLING    AND    PUMPING    ENGINES 

FURNISHED  COMPLETE  WITH  STEAM  PIPE  AS  SHOWN 

WEIGHT 54  POUNDS 

Price,  complete each  $20.00 


Fig.    625 


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257 


Lunkenheimer  Oil  Cups 


•r 


"Pf 

v 


"Pioneer"  "Crown"  "Automatic    Rod"  "Sentinel" 

Fig.    623  Fig.    624  Fig.    625  Fig.    626 

"PIONEER"    SLIDE-TOP    GLASS   BODY  OIL  CUPS 

This  cup   is  especially  adapted  for  traction  engines,   steam   rollers   and   other  machinery   of  like 
character,   where  it  is  necessary  to  use  a  durable  and   substantial   oiler. 


0      |       1 

li 

2 

3 

4 

5 

Extreme  outside    diameter    of    cup  inches 

1*     1      If 

2 

2T5ff 

2T9ff 

2J 

3i 

o   3                   03 

4iV 

4? 

5! 

6 

li         l* 

2 

2i 

2* 

3 

Height  of  glass    " 

li         it 

If 

1J 

2| 

ll 

3 

Capacity     ounces 

1          1 

1* 

2A 

4 

5 

10 

4            i 

£ 

•      g 

§ 

i 

Finished    brass    each 

$0.80  !     1.00 

1.25 

1.50 

1.90 

2.40 

3.10 

"CROWN"    INDEX     SIGHT-FEED    GLASS    BODY    OIL    CUPS 

A  very   satisfactory   cup   for   dynamo   and   engine   use,    and   we   recommend   it   where   a   first-class 
substantial  cup  is  wanted. 


0            1 

1* 

2 

3 

4 

5 

6 

8 

Extreme  outside    diameter     of     cup 
(lever   included)                        .      inches 

! 

2T5r        2}£ 

2  if 

3i 

3f 

4 

4  i-l 

5i 

6i 

Extreme  height  of  cup   (over  all)  ...     ' 
Outside  diameter  of  glass  " 

44         5& 
li         1* 

5| 

6 
2 

6T9* 
2i 

7& 

2* 

si 

3 

4 

34 

ll 

Height   of   glass    " 

14         If 

1| 

H 

8* 

21 

3 

4 

5 

1 

14 

2* 

4 

5 

10 

18 

34 

Shank  pipe  thread                                  inches 

4          i 

1 

f 

§ 

§ 

§ 

} 

f 

Finished  brass  each 

$1.25  i    1.50 

1.75 

2.10 

2.55 

3.15 

3.90 

4.80 

10.00 

AUTOMATIC  ROD  OIL  CUPS 

SCREW   FEED 
FOR   ENGINE  CRANK   PIN  BEARINGS 


Number     

0 

1 

li 

2 

3 

4 

1* 

lj 

2 

24 

2* 

2J 

Extreme  height  of  cup   (plug  raised    open  to  fill)    .        .       " 

31& 

4Tl 

4U 

8 

B« 

6 

Outside    diameter    of   glass  " 

11 

H 

11 

2 

« 

24 

Height   of   glass  " 

ll 

lg 

ll 

li 

24 

81 

f 

1 

1* 

2i 

4 

5 

Shank   pipe   thread    .                     .            inches 

| 

J 

J 

f 

§ 

Finished    brass     each 

$1.10 

1.50 

2.00 

2.50 

3.00 

4.00 

'SENTINEL"   SNAP   LEVER  SIGHT-FEED   GLASS   BODY   OIL 

CUPS 

STRAIGHT  SHANK 


Number    

0 

1 

14 

2 

3 

4 

5 

11 

ia 

2 

21 

24 

2J 

31 

Extreme  height  of  cup   (over  all,  lever  up)  " 
Outside   diameter   of   glass  " 

ll 
11 

51 
1* 

5A8 

1 

eft 

21 

7f 
24 

84 

Height  of  glass                                                                       " 

l| 

ll 

if 

11 

24 

2| 

3 

Capacity     ounces 

I 

1 

14 

2! 

4 

10 

Shank   pipe   thread    .      inches 

| 

1 

f 

3 

| 

A 

Finished    brass    each 

!  $3.00 

3.25 

3.50 

3.75 

425 

5.25 

7.25 

258 


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Cylindrical  Oil  Cup  Glasses 


These  glasses  are  clear,  strong  and  uniform  in  size. 


Fig. 


0 

1 

U 

2 

3 

4 

5 

6 

11 

11 

If 

2 

2i 

2* 

3 

3* 

l| 

if 

If 

If 

&i 

2f 

3 

4 

Price                           each 

$0.08 

.10 

.10 

.12 

.15 

.25 

.35 

.65 

Cork    washers    per  dozen 

$0.24 

.30 

.36 

.40 

.45 

.50 

.60 

.7.") 

Lunkenheimer 
Plain  Brass  Oil  Cups 


o 

1 

2 

3             4 

Outside   diameter    

inches 

?§ 

I 

liV    ' 

li       Ui 

Shank    pipe    thread  

i 

I 

1 

J      I 

$0  30 

35 

40 

60           90 

[ 

Fig.    628 


Fig.    629 


"Saturn"  Ratchet  Brass  Grease  Cups 

The  cap  of  these  cups  is  locked  to  the  body  or  shank. 
The  caps  can  only  be  screwed  in  or  out  by  overforcing  the 
spring  tension  and  it  is  impossible  for  the  cap  to  change  its 
relative  position  to  the  body  of  cup  merely  by  vibration. 


Number 


000 


00 


1& 

T 


IS 


Itt 

21 


.85  I     1.00       1.20       1.50       2.10 


Diameter   of   body inches        }| 

Extreme  outside   diameter    (over    all) "  jf 

Extreme  height   over    all    (cup   open) "         1T55 

Shank  pipe  thread   "  £ 

Capacity     (grease)     ounces         | 

Finished  brass    each  |  $0.70 

"Empress"  Plain  Compression  Steel  Grease  Cups 

These  cups  are  pressed  from  sheet  metal,  making  them 
stronger  than  castings  and  free  from  air  holes  and  other  de- 
fects. 

These  cups  can  be  furnished  on  special  orders  in  polished 
brass,  dull  brass,  nickel-plated  brass,  blued  steel  and  nickel- 
plated  steel  finishes.  Prices  upon  application. 


Fig.    630 


Number 

Inside 
Diameter, 
Int  hes 

Shank 
Pipe  Thread, 
Inches 

Capacity 
Grease, 
Ounces 

Rough  Steel 
Finish, 
Each 

00 
0 
1 
2 
3 
4 

1 

i* 

1* 

2" 
2* 
3 

* 

\ 

1 
2 
3* 

$0.50 
.65 
.80 
1.05 
1.45 
2.00 

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259 


Lunkenheimer  Grease  Cups 


"Jewel" 
Fig.  632 


"Tiger" 
Fig.    633 


"IDEAL"  AUTOMATIC  BRASS  GREASE  CUPS 

This    is   a    heavy,    highly   finished,    cast    brass,    automatic    compression    cup,    suitable    for    bearings 
ot   all  kinds. 


00 

0 

1 

2 

3 

. 

li 

li 

2 

2i 

n 

12 

2 

2f 

3i 

H 

3i 

A 

5i 

64 

7+ 

Shank  pipe  thread    

« 

| 

f 

f 

f 

? 

Capacity    (grease)    

ounces 

1 

i 

U 

3 

6 

Finished    brass    

each 

$1.50 

2.00 

2.50 

3.20 

4.30 

"JEWEL"  AUTOMATIC  BRASS  GREASE  CUPS 

A   cup   designed    to   meet   the   demand    for   a   simple   and    inexpensive   brass   automatic    cup.      The 

base  is  made  of  cast  brass  and  the  top  of  tubing  and  spun  brass.      It  is  well  made  and   its  lightness 

lakes  it  suitable  for  use  on  rapidly  moving  bearings. 


Number    

00           0 

1 

2 

3 

4 

inches  \       1            1J 

1* 

2 

1 

1.30 

27 
1.70 

24 
8* 

6 
2.30  1 

3 

10 

3.20 

"          if          if 

Extreme  height  over   all    (plunger   raised)      .    .  . 

.     "          3i         311 

Shank  pipe  thread   

........"           ?           f 

Capacity    (grease)    

ounces         ^             1 

Finished  brass    

each     $0.80  1     1.00 

compact 


"TIGER"  PLAIN  BRASS  GREASE  CUPS 

A    cast    brass    cup,    well    adapted    for    jarring    machinery,    and    is    unsurpassed    where    a    simple, 
aact   and   efficient   plain   cup   is   required. 


00 

0 

1 

2 

3 

4 

Inside   diameter    

inches 

i 

f 

$0/70 

1 

.90 

4 

2£ 

1 
1.15 

2JI 
2  II 

2 
1.50 

81 

m 

2tt 

3i 
2.15 

2| 
3552 

m 

5 
3.30 

Extreme  outside    diameter     

Extreme  height  over  all    (cup  open)  

« 

« 

Capacity   (grease) 

Finished    brass     .  .  .  .-  

each 

Powell  Patent 
Bruno"  All-Iron  Compression  Grease  Cups 


This  cup  is  especially  adapted  for  use  on  friction  clutch  pulleys,  cement 
mills,  clay  machinery,  link-belt  machinery  and  journals  of  all  kinds  where 
special  finish  is  not  required. 


Fig.    634 


00 

0 

1 

2 

3 

Inside    diameter    

inches 

1 

$10.00 

f 

11.25 

jj 

12.00 

1 
3 
12.50 

I 

25.00 

Shank  pipe  thread    

Painted 

per  dozen 

260 


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Zinc  Oilers 


Fig.    635 


Fig. 


Fig.    638 


GRACE'S    PATTERN 

Seamless  body,  double  seamed  spring  tin  bottoms.  Spun  screw 
with  coarse  thread.  Spout  runs  clear  through  screw,  preventing  it 
from  being  easily  broken.  Large  opening  for  easy  filling. 


Size    Number  

1 

2 

3 

4 

5 

6 

i 

i 

| 

i 

a 

1 

k 

M 

8! 

a 

U 

& 

Height  over  all.    .                inches 

4| 

7 

?J 

8i 

9 

I* 

Price  per    dozen 

$1  50 

2  00 

2  25 

2  75 

3  50 

4  50 

Copper  Plated  Steel  Oilers 

Made  from  No.  20  gauge  cold-rolled  steel.  Heavily 
copper  plated  inside  to  prevent  rusting.  Outside  pol- 
ished copper.  Tempered  spring  steel  bottoms.  Reinforced 
spouts  fitted  with  leather  washers. 


Size  Number  

12 

13 

14 

15 

16 

Capacity  pints 
Diameter  at  bottom..  in. 
Length  of  spout  in. 
Price  per  dozen 

2| 

»i 

$4.50 

S| 

3 
5.50 

3| 
9 
6.50 

h 

3 
9.25 

*i 

9 
10.50 

Nos.    14   and   16   have  bent   spouts,    the  balance   have 
straight   spouts.     All   spouts  are   interchangeable. 


Fig.    637 


Steel  Railroad  Oilers 


COPPER  PLATED 

Seamless    coppered    steel    body.      Reinforced    spout    with    union    connection, 
enabling  it  to  be  turned  in  any  direction  desired  for  delivering  the  oil. 


Diameter 

Length 

Height 

Size 

at  Bottom, 

of  Spout, 

Over  All, 

Price, 

Number 

Capacity 

Inches 

Inches 

Inches 

Per  Dozen 

10                  1-Pint 
11                  1-Quart 

51 

12 

18 

17 
24 

$14.00 
18.00 

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261 


The  Cannon  Oilers 


As   a   locomotive   oiler   the    Cannon   has   no   equal.     The 
engineer  can  fill  the  cups  as  quickly  as  with  a  large  nozzle 
can,   while   with   the    Cannon   all   the   smaller   machinery   can 
be    oiled   with    the   same    oiler   without   wasting   a   drop    and 
in  about  one-half  the  time  it  takes  with  the  ordinary  oil 
can.      This    oiler    cannot    stop    up,    as    all    the    oil    passes 
through  a  fine  strainer  before  reaching  the  spout.      No  oil 
can  escape  from  the  can  when  inverted  unless  the  plunger 
is  pressed. 


Fig.    639 


1 

u 

o 

1       s 

.  j 

,8 

C 

h-  1 

t  ! 

*C9 

c 

(U 

3 

*"* 

o3 

C*""               ^ 

Kind    i      1 

s 

V 

1 

tj 
| 

rt 

l|    ;  If 

u 

.§u 

C/l 

a 

u 

5 

WE     :    5c^ 

;   2 

££ 

0 

1     Pt. 

34 

91     i       6 

Tin        $0.85 

$10.00 

1 

1     Pt. 

3 

124     1       8 

0.85 

10.00 

2 

14  Pt. 

34 

171     !    12 

0.95 

11.00 

3 

0 

i  ft 

4 
34 

26           20 
91     j       6 

1.10 
Brass        1.35 

13.00 
16.00 

1 

i    Pt. 

3 

124           8 

1.35 

16.00 

2 

14  Pt. 

34 

171     !     12 

1.50 

18.00 

3 

i    Qt. 

4 

26       '     20 

1.75 

21.00 

Zinc  Oil  Fillers 

Seamless  body.  Soldered  spring  bottom. 
Spun  screw  with  large  opening  for  easy 
filling. 


733 

734        735 

Capacity     .    .  .        .  .  .  . 

.    .  .    pints         1 

14           2 

Diameter   at   bottom.  . 
Height    

inches        4f 
inches        4^ 

51           6 
4f          51 

Price  

..per    dozen     $4.00 

5.00       6.00 

Fig.   640 


Engineers'  Steel  Fillers 

COPPER  PLATED 

Seamless  cold-rolled  steel  body.  Sol- 
dered spring  bottom.  Screw  top.  Flat 
handle. 


Fig.    641 


Steel  Tallow  Pots 

COPPER  PLATED 

Seamless    cold-rolled    steel   body, 
cap  attached  to  handle  with   chain. 


Diameter 

Price, 

Size 

at  Bottom, 

Height, 

Per 

Number 

Capacity 

1    Inches 

Inches 

Dozen 

210 
211 

1-Quart 
2-Quart 

5 
6 

5 
6 

$20.00 
24.00 

Screw 


Diameter 

Price, 

Size 

at  Bottom, 

Height, 

Per 

Number 

Capacity 

Inches 

Inches 

Dozen 

212 
213 

i    1-Quart 
2-Quart 

5 
6 

5 

6 

$21.00 
25.00 

Fig.    642 


262 


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Hydrometers,  Hydrometer  Jars  and  Thermometers 


Hydrometer  Hydrometer                   Mechanical  Oil     Thermometer  Japanned 

Combined   with  Jar  Thermometer                 Wood    Case  Tin     Case 

Thermometer  Fig.    644  Straight    Stem                  Fig.    646  Thermometer 

Fig.   643                                                                 Fig.    645  Fig.    647 

HYDROMETERS  COMBINED  WITH  THERMOMETERS 


Size 

Number 

Range, 
Degrees 

Graduated 
in  Beaume  Degrees     i 

Length, 
Inches 

Price, 
Each 

4115 
4116 
4117 
4118 

10  to  40 
30  to  60 
50  to  90 
10  to  90 

i 
i 

f 

10 
10 
10 
12 

$2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 

HYDROMETER  JARS 


Size    ....  inches 

1x5 

1x6 

1^x8 

1^x10 

1^x12 

2x12 

2x15 

2^x15 

-   2x18 

3x18 

Price     .  .  .  .each 

$0.15 

.20 

.30 

.35 

.40 

.45 

.55 

.70 

.85 

1.20 

MECHANICAL  THERMOMETERS 

Iron  nickel-plated  case,  brass  oxidized  scales,  white  filled  figures,  ^-inch  iron 
pipe  thread.  __^ 


For  gasoline  engines — straight  stem,  graduated  50°   to  650°   Fahrenheit. 

Length,  11^-inches 

For  gasoline  engines — angle  stem,  graduated  50°  to  650°  Fahrenheit. 

Length  of  case,  8^-inches  

For  hot  water — straight  stem,  graduated  60°  to  260°  Fahrenheit. 

Length,  lli-inches  

For  hot  water— angle  stem,  graduated  60°  to  260°  Fahrenheit. 

Length  of  case,   Si-inches    


.each  $3.00 

.each  3.50 

.each  3.00 

.each  3.50 


OIL  THERMOMETERS—  WOOD  CASE 


12-inch  Wood  Case  Oil  Thermometers,  with  brass  cup  fitted  at  bottom  to  retain  liquid  while  j 

making  observations.      Scaled  10°  to  140°   Fahrenheit  in  2°  divisions  .........  per  dozen  i     $16.50 

JAPANNED  TIN  CASE  THERMOMETERS 


10-inch  Japanned  Tin  Case  Thermometers,  scaled     0°  to  220°   Fahrenheit 

in  2°  divisions   per  dozen       $10.50 

10-inch  Japanned  Tin  Case  Thermometers,  scaled  50°  to  300°   Fahrenheit 

in  2°   divisions   per  dozen         12.00 


Barrett  Jacks 

Geared  Ratchet  Screw  Jacks 
Hydraulic  Jacks 

Jack  Screws 

Chain  Hoists 

Trolleys 

Wood  Blocks 

Hollow  Steel  Blocks 

Wrought  Iron  Blocks 

Producers'  Snatch  Blocks 

Iron  Sheaves 

Pages  263  to  284  Inclusive 


264 FAIRBANKS,  MORSE  &  CO. 

The  Construction  of  the  "Barrett"  Jacks 


The  Barrett  Jack  combines  all  the  qualities  recommended  by  the 
Committee  on  Track  Jacks  of  the  Roadmasters'  Association,  and  was 
specifically  endorsed  by  them. 

The  movements  are  easy  and  positive;  the  materials  used  in  its  con- 
struction are  the  best  obtainable. 

All  Barrett  Jacks  are  constructed  of  the  following  materials : 

Frame  or  Base — Malleable  Iron. 

Rack — Forged  Steel,  Machine  Cut  Teeth. 

Pawls — Drop  Forged  Open  Hearth  Steel  of  High  Carbon. 

Fulcrum  Pin — High  Carbon  Rolled  Steel,  Machined. 

Bearings — Hardened  Steel. 

Handles — Selected  Ash  or  Hickory. 

The  large  rectangular  shaped  base  gives  great  lifting  strength,  and 
permits  the  Jack  to  be  used  in  close  quarters,  affording  an  advantage 
over  round  or  bulky  bases. 

The  ribs  of  the  base  combine  great  strength  with  comparatively 
light  weight. 

These  Jacks  are  adapted  to  high  or  low  set  loads  by  using  either  the 
top  of  the  rack  or  the  projecting  foot  at  the  lower  end. 

The  working  parts  are  all  accurately  machine  finished,  and  when 
worn  out  can  be  easily  removed  and  replaced  at  slight  expense. 

The  Barrett  Jack  is  the  best  designed,  most  carefully  made,  and 
the  safest  Jack  known  to  the  railroad  or  industrial  world  today. 

The  fact  that  nearly  half  a  million  Barrett  Jacks  have  been  placed 
with  American  Steam  and  Street  Railways,  is  sufficient  evidence  of  their 
worth. 

These  Jacks  can  be  modified  to  meet  special  requirements.  We  shall 
be  pleased  to  correspond  with  anyone  in  reference  thereto. 


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265 


Barrett  Jacks 


positive, 


DOUBLE  ACTING 
TRIP  JACKS 

These    jacks    have    a    com- 
pound,   double    acting    lever, 
and  raise  the  load  one-half  a 
notch    on    both    upward    and 
downward  strokes.    The  load 
can  be  instantly  dropped  from 
any     elevation      at     will     of 
operator.        It      is 
speedy  and  durable. 
No.    1  —  Track 
or    Trip    Jack    is 
the       recognized 
standard     track 
jack  and  has  been 
adopted     by     the 
leading  railroads   of  America.      Its 
construction    conforms    strictly    to 
the  requirements  of  the  Roadmas- 
ters'   Association   and   it   was    spe- 
cifically recommended   by  them  in 
their  report  of  September,  1902. 

No.  6 — Trip  Ballast  Gang  Track 
Jack  is  the  most  powerful  and  has 
the  greatest  raise  of  any  of  the 
double  acting  trip  jacks. 


No.  l— Fig.  648 


No.   6 — Fig.   649 


Jack           Capacity, 
Number           Tons 

Height, 
Bar 
Down, 
Inches 

Raise  of 
Bar, 
Inches 

Height, 
Bar 
Raised, 
Inches 

Size  of 
Bar, 
Inches 

Weight 
with 
Lever, 
Pounds 

Price, 
Each 

1                     10 
6                     15 

24 
31 

18| 

19 

37* 
50 

Ifxlf 

IJxlf 

65 
110 

$18.00 
32.00 

No.   2— Fig.   650 


DOUBLE  ACTING 
AUTOMATIC  LOWERING  JACKS 

No.  2 — Automatic  Lowering  Jack,  is  a  most 
popular  and  useful  jack,  being  suitable  for  all 
general  lifting  purposes.  It  is  the  recognized 
standard  for  electric  street  railway  lines,  being 
used  in  track  construction,  also  as  a  car  jack  in 
cases  of  emergency,  such  as  derailment  or  acci- 
dent where  cars  have  to  be  lifted  quickly  and 
lowered  gradually.  Its  operation  is  easy  and 
simple.  The  load  is  moved  up  or  down  one-half 
a  notch  at  each  stroke  on  both  upward  and  down- 
ward movements  of  the  lever.  The  direction  is 
easily  controlled  by  the  eccentric  at  side  of  the 
frame.  It  has  no  trip,  consequently  cannot  drop 
a  load  through  carelessness. 


Height, 

Height, 

Weight 

Bar 

Raise  of 

Bar 

Size  of 

with 

Jack 
Number 

Capacity, 
Tons 

Down, 
Inches 

Bar, 
Inches 

Raised, 
Inches 

Bar, 
Inches 

Lever, 
Pounds 

Price, 
Each 

2 

10 

21 

10 

31 

Ifxli 

73 

$25.00 

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Barrett  Jacks 


No.    3— Fig.    651 


No.    4— Fig.    652 


DOUBLE  ACTING  AUTOMATIC  LOWERING  JACKS 

The  load  is  moved  up  or  down  one-half  a  notch  at  each  stroke  on  both 
upward  and  downward  movements  of  the  lever.  The  direction  is  easily  con- 
trolled by  the  eccentric  at  side  of  frame.  There  is  no  trip,  consequently  cannot 
be  dropped.  These  jacks  will  operate  at  any  angle. 


Jack 

Number 

Capacity, 
Tons 

Height, 
Bar 
Down, 
Inches 

Raise  of 
Bar, 
Inches 

Height, 
Bar 
Raised, 
Inches 

Weight 
Size  of               with 
Bar,                Lever, 
Inches      ,        Pounds 

Price, 
Each 

3 
5 

12 
15 
15 

26* 
22 

28 

15 
10 
15 

41* 
32 
43 

lixil 

2x2 

2x2 

95                  $30.00 
106                    35.00 
124                    40.00 

No.    5— Fig.    653 


No.  3 — Automatic  Lowering  Jack  is  frequently 
employed  in  lifting  heavy  machinery,  and  is  de- 
signed to  grapple  low  set  loads  and  raise  them 
to  full  range  of  lift.  For  general  lifting  purposes, 
this  is  one  of  the  most  substantial,  efficient  and 
popular  jacks  ever  designed.  Will  operate  at  any 
angle. 

No.  A — Automatic  Lowering  Jack  is  one  of  the 
most  substantial  and  powerful  jacks  made  and  is 
constructed  for  heavy  service.  The  frame  and  lifting 
bar  are  unusually  heavy,  with  all  working  parts  in 
proportion.  Will  operate  at  any  angle. 

No.  5 — Automatic  Lowering  Jack,  the  same  as 
No.  4,  with  the  exception  of  the  height  and  length 
of  raise. 


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Barrett  Jacks 


No.    50— Fig.    654 


No.    51— Fig.    655 


DOUBLE  ACTING  AUTOMATIC  LOWERING  JACKS 
No.  50  Jack — This  jack  covers  a  wide  field  of  adaptation  and  is  de- 
signed for  general  lifting  purposes.  It  is  particularly  adapted  to  the 
rapid  handling  of  mining  machinery,  mine  cars,  agricultural  machinery 
and  light  or  narrow  gauge  track.  It  is  also  suitable  for  machine  shop 
work  and  may,  in  fact,  be  readily  applied  to  any  load  within  the  range 
of  its  capacity.  This  jack  is  double  acting,  light  in  weight  and  has  a 
quick,  positive  action. 

No.  51  Jack  is  the  same  as  No.  50  in  all  respects,  except  that  it  stands 
5  inches  higher.  This  size  has  all  the  features  and  covers  the  same  pur- 
poses as  No.  50,  but  is  designed  to  meet  conditions  where  a  higher  range 
of  lift  is  required. 

These  jacks  operate  at  any  angle. 


Height, 
Bar 

Raise  of 

Height, 
Bar 

Size  of 

Weight 
with 

Jack 

Number 

Capacity, 
Tons 

Down, 
Inches 

Bar, 
Inches 

Raised, 
Inches 

Bar, 
Inches 

Lever, 
Pounds 

Price, 
Each 

50 

5 

16 

8 

24                    lixlj 

35 

$16.00 

51 

•5 

21 

13 

34 

lixlj 

42 

18.00 

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Barrett  Jacks 


No.  8— Fig.  656 


DOUBLE  ACTING 
AUTOMATIC  LOWERING  JACKS 

No.  8 — This  jack  is  popularly  known  as  a  car 
box  or  journal  jack,  and  is  used  principally  for 
raising  and  lowering  trucks  so  as  to  admit  the  easy 
removal  and  replacing  of  journal  brasses. 

It  is  double  acting,  the  direction  being  con- 
trolled by  .the  eccentric  on  side  of  frame.  There  is 
no  trip.  Will  operate  at  any  angle. 

This  jack  is  made  special  with  extra  length  of 
rack  for  raising  electric  cars  in  removing  the 
trucks. 


Jack 
Number 

Capacity, 
Tons 

Height, 
Bar 
Down, 
Inches 

Raise  of 
Bar, 
Inches 

Height, 
Bar 
Raised, 
Inches 

Size  of 
Bar, 
Inches 

Weight 
with 
Lever, 
Pounds 

Price, 
Each 

8 

10 

11 

5 

16 

ifxu 

52 

$22.00 

BARRETT  PIPE  FORCING  JACKS 


Fig.   657 

The  Barrett  Pipe  Forcing  Jack  represents  a  special  application  of  the  Barrett 
Jack  for  forcing  pipe  horizontally  through  the  ground.  It  may  be  used  advan- 
tageously for  forcing  pipe  under  lawns,  sidewalks,  street  crossings,  and  railway 
tracks,  thereby  saving  large  expense  and  inconvenience  for  ditching  and  replacing. 

This  jack  consists  of  a  cage,  which  travels  on  a  rack,  being  moved  by  a  socket 
lever  and  pawls.  At  the  front  of  the  cage  is  a  groove  and  clamp  for  holding  pipe 
from  3/4  to  4-inches  in  diameter.  The  rack  has  machine-cut  teeth,  and  is  pro- 
vided with  bolts,  for  bolting  to  a  plank,  and  also  carries  two  guides  for  holding 
pipe  in  line. 

The  jack  is  placed  in  the  ditch  and  the  pipe  started  in  the  right  direction. 
When  the  cage  reaches  the  limit  of  its  travel,  it  is  drawn  back  to  its  starting 
point,  and  a  new  section  of  pipe  placed  in  position.  The  operation  is  thus  carried 
on  until  the  desired  distance  is  reached.  The  front  or  driving  end  of  the  pipe 
should  be  provided  with  a  section  of  pipe  one  or  two  feet  long,  and  a  size  larger 
than  the  pipe  to  be  laid.  At  the  front  of  this  section  it  is  best  to  place  a  coupling 
turned  to  a  cutting  edge.  This  will  cut  its  way  through  all  reasonable  earth, 
and  remove  any  sticks  or  roots  the  pipe  may  encounter. 

This  jack  has  been  thoroughly  tested,  and  has  been  found  that  it  will  pay 
for  itself,  in  the  saving  of  labor  and  expense,  in  a  very  short  time.  It  is  con- 
structed throughout  of  malleable  iron  and  steel  in  a  substantial  manner,  and  all 
parts  are  machine  finished.  We  recommend  this  jack  for  forcing  sizes  of  pipe  up 
to  4-inches  in  diameter. 


Jack 
Number 

Capacity, 
Tons 

Total  Length, 
Feet 

Travel  of  Cage, 
Feet 

Weight, 
Pounds 

Price, 
Each 

25 


15 


185 


$40.00 


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Barrett  Automobile  Jacks 


No.     00 

Double    Acting 
Fig.    658 


No.  24 — Automatic  Lowering 
Nos.    08,   06,   and   07 — Single  Acting  Jack — Single  Acting 

(Patents    applied    for)  (Patents    applied    for) 

Fig.   659  Fig.   660 


No.  00  Jack  is  double  acting,  raising  the  load  on  both  the  upward  and  down- 
ward strokes  of  the  lever,  and  lowers  the  load  in  the  same  manner,  by  simply 
turning  the  eccentric  at  the  side.  Its  height,  raise  of  lifting  bar,  and  curved  top 
are  designed  to  meet  automobile  requirements,  and  by  means  of  the  foot  it  can 
grapple  low-set  loads  with  greatest  facility.  This  jack  operates  at  any  angle. 

No.  08  Jack  is  single  acting,  that  is,  raises  on  the  downward  stroke  of  the 
lever  only.  It  contains  our  new  reversing  lever  for  controlling  the  direction, 
up  or  down.  This  improved  reversing  lever  working  at  the  front  of  the  jack, 
displaces  the  former  eccentric,  or  thumb  screw,  at  the  side  of  the  frame  on  pre- 
vious models.  This  method  of  reversing  the  jack  is  much  handier  and  permits  the 
operator  to  reverse  the  jack  without  reaching  through  the  spokes  of  the  wheel 
or  far  under  the  body  of  the  car  to  reverse,  as  previously.  The  new  reversing 
lever  at  the  front  of  the  jack  on  these  models,  may  be  easily  thrown  up  or  down 
with  the  jack  handle  without  any  inconvenience,  or  may  be  thrown  up  or  down 
without  reaching.  This  feature  is  found  only  in  the  Genuine  Barrett  Automobile 
Jacks  and  patents  covering  are  pending. 

No.  06  Jack — Same  as  No.  08  above  described,  except  that  it  stands  10-inches 
high  with  a  raise  of  5-inches. 

No.  07  Jack — Same  as  No.  08  above  described,  except  that  it  stands  8-inches 
high  with  a  raise  of  5-inches. 

No.  24  Motor  Truck  Jack  is  heavier  than  the  regular  automobile  sizes,  and 
was  designed  for  the  rapid  and  safe  handling  of  commercial  trucks  and  vehicles. 
It  has  a  capacity  of  2l/2  tons,  and  is  extremely  popular  for  this  work,  as  it  is 
convenient,  and  light  in  weight.  It  is  equipped  with  improved  reversing  lever  at 
the  front  of  the  jack  which  may  be  easily  thrown  up  or  down  to  raise  or  lower 
the  jack  at  the  will  of  the  operator. 


Height, 

Height, 

Weight 

Bar 

Raise  of                    Bar 

with 

Jack 

Capacity, 

Down, 

Bar,                      Raised,                   Lever, 

Price, 

Number 

Tons 

Inches 

Inches 

Inches 

Pounds 

Each 

00 

1 

12 

6 

18                               8* 

$3.50 

*08 

1 

11 

6 

17                               9* 

3.50 

06 

1 

10 

5 

15 

81 

3.50 

*07 

1 

8 

5 

13 

7 

3.50 

24 

2i 

lli 

5} 

16| 

14 

6.00 

'Not  carried  in  stock  but  can  be  furnished  on  special  orders  for  eastern  shipment. 


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Ball  Bearing  Geared  Ratchet  Screw  Jacks 


BALL  BEARING 


Sectional    Cut    Ball    Bearing    Geared 

Ratche*    Screw    Jack  No.    60— Fig.    662  No.    61— Fig.    663 

Fig.   661 

Fig.  661  shows  the  construction  of  the  Ball  Bearing  Geared  Ratchet  Screw 
Jacks.  They  are  made  entirely  of  refined  malleable  iron  and  steel.  All  gears  are 
from  high  carbon  steel,  drop  forged,  and  have  machine-cut  teeth. 

The  ratchet  is  of  special  construction,  involving  very  few  parts.  It  consists 
of  a  malleable  iron  cage  surrounding  the  ratchet  wheel  on  the  shaft.  Within  this 
cage  is  a  tool  steel  pawl  pin  which  engages  the  teeth  of  the  ratchet.  The  direction 
is  changed  by  pulling  this  pin  out  and  turning  it  half  way  round.  This  allows  the 
pin  to  engage  the  ratchet  in  opposite  direction. 

The  ball  bearings  used  are  the  best  of  their  kind  and  consist  of  two  hardened, 
ground  tool  steel  plates,  each  having  a  groove  in  which  roll  large  alloy  steel  balls. 
These  balls  are  carried  in  a  bronze  cage,  each  ball  in  a  space  by  itself,  thus 
eliminating  all  friction  between  the  balls.  This  form  of  bearing  is  the  most 
durable,  most  substantial,  and  most  economical  on  the  market. 

The  No.  60  Ball  Bearing  Geared  Ratchet  Screw  Jack  is  adapted  to  bridge 
work  and  all  general  lifting  purposes  within  the  range  of  its  capacity,  and  has  a 
lifting  toe  by  which  low-set  loads  can  be  readily  handled.  The  full  rated  capacity 
may  be  lifted  on  the  top  of  the  jack  or  one-half  the  rated  capacity  on  the  toe. 

The  No.  66  Jack  is  the  same  as  No.  60,  except  it  stands  only  22-inches  high 
and  has  a  raise  of  only  10-inches. 

The  No.  61  Ball  Bearing  Geared  Ratchet  Screw  Jack  is  adapted  for  all  around 
work  in  repair  shops,  yards,  bridge  work,  or  for  handling  structural  material. 
This  Jack  also  covers  the  requirements  of  industrial  concerns,  contractors,  trucking 
companies,  in  and  around  mills,  factories,  and  machine  shops.  It  has  a  lifting 
toe  by  which  low-set  loads  can  be  readily  handled.  The  full  rated  capacity  may 
be  lifted  on  the  top  of  the  jack  or  one-half  the  rated  capacity  on  the  toe. 

The  No.  67  Jack  is  the  same  as  No.  61,  except  it  stands  only  22-inches  high 
and  has  a  raise  of  only  10-inches. 


Jack 
Number 

Capacity, 
Tons 

Height, 
Inches 

Raise, 
Inches 

Size  of 
Base, 
Inches 

Diameter             Weight 
of  Head,          with  Lever,    \ 
Inches               Pounds 

Price, 
Each 

*6() 
66 
*61 
67 

15 

15 
25 
25 

20 
22 
27 
22 

13 
10 
13 
10 

5x  9 
5x  9 
8x11 
8x11 

5 
5 
6 
6 

132 
120 
196 
167 

$70.00 
60.00 
96.00 
90.00 

These  jacks  are  regularly  equipped  with  the  improved  ball  bearing,  but  may  be  equipped  with 
_an  interchangeable  roller  hearing,  on  special  orders,  if  desired,  the  dimensions  and  prices  being  tne 
same. 

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Ball  Bearing  Geared  Ratchet  Screw  Jacks 


No.    62— Fig.    664  No.    64— Fig.    665 

The  No.  62  Ball  Bearing  Geared  Ratchet  Screw  Jack  is 
adapted  for  extra  heavy  work  of  any  character,  including  bridge, 
car  or  repair  work.  It  will  be  found  to  meet  every  requirement. 
The  full  rated  capacity  may  be  lifted  on  the  top  of  the  jack  or 
one-half  the  rated  capacity  on  the  toe. 

The  No.  68  Jack  is  the  same  as  No.  62,  except  it  stands  only 
22  inches  high  and  has  a  raise  of  only  10  inches. 

The  No.  63  Ball  Bearing  Geared  Ratchet  Screw  Jack  is  a 
modified  form  of  the  No.  61,  and  because  of  its  height  and  raise, 
it  is  especially  adapted  to  car  work,  requiring  no  blocking  in 
order  to  raise  any  freight  car  or  passenger  coach. 

The  Nos.  81,  82,  83  and  84  Jacks  differ  from  No.  63  only  in 
height  and  in  raise. 

The  No.  64  Ball  Bearing  Geared  Ratchet  Screw  Jack  has  a 
round  base,  14  inches  in  diameter  and  strongly  ribbed.  It  is 
designed  for  heavy  work. 

The  Nos.  65  and  69  Jacks  differ  from  No.  64  only  in  height 
and  in  raise. 

The  No.  70  Ball  Bearing  Geared  Ratchet  Screw  Jack  con- 
tains a  double  set  of  gears  and  two  shafts  for  operating  by  which 
a  heavy  load  is  more  easily  raised.  All  gears  are  forged  steel, 
with  machine  cut  teeth.  For  heavy  lifting  work  these  jacks  are 
more  reliable,  more  economical,  more  efficient  and  less  trou- 
blesome than  any  other  type  of  screw  jack. 


No.    70— Fig.    666 


Nos      81,     82, 
84    and    63 
Pig.    667 


Jack 
Number 

Capacity, 
Tons 

Height, 
Inches 

Raise, 
Inches 

Size  of 
Base, 
Inches 

Diameter 
of  Head, 
Inches 

Weight 
with  Lever, 
Pounds 

Price, 
Each 

Hook 
Extra. 
Each 

*62 

35 

26 

13 

9x10* 

6J 

259 

$138.00 

68 

35 

22 

10 

9xlOi 

6f 

220 

130.00 



63 

25                  36 

23 

12 

6 

230                    100.00 

$8.00 

81 

25                  20 

9 

10 

6 

141                      80.00 

6.00 

82 

25                  24 

11 

11 

6                      159                      85.00 

6.00 

83 

25                  26 

13 

12 

6                      180                      90.00 

7.00 

84 

25                  30 

17 

12 

6 

200                      95.00 

8.00 

*64 

50                  27 

13 

14 

10i 

320                    150.00 

65 

50                  24 

9 

14 

10! 

270                    150.00 

69 

50 

20 

5 

14 

10* 

250                    150.00 

*70 

70 

27 

13 

14 

10* 

370                    200.00 

These  jacks  are  regularly  equipped  with  the  improved  ball  bearing,  but  may  be  equipped  with  an 
interchangeable  roller  bearing,  on  special  orders,  if  desired,  the  dimensions  and  prices  being  the  same. 

*Carri 

eel  in  stock. 

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Special  Features  of  Merit  and  Advantage  of 
Duff-Bethlehem  Hydraulic  Jacks 

Strength — On  account  of  the  forged  steel  construction,  all  sizes  of  jacks  are 
capable  of  withstanding  an  enormous  overload  and  contain  a  greater  factor  of 
safety  than  any  other  jack. 

Weight — All  sizes  are  from  30  per  cent,  to  60  per  cent,  lighter  than  any  other 
jacks  of  equal  lifting  capacity. 

Piston — Height,  when  down,  is  less  than  in  any  other  design.  The  ram  will 
run  out  full  lift  in  either  vertical,  inclined  or  horizontal  position. 

Tripping — Both  valves  are  opened  positively  by  slight  pressure  on  the  lever 
when  the  same  is  reversed,  causing  the  load  to  be  lowered.  This  may  be  regulated 
as  slowly  as  required,  or  stopped  at  any  point  by  varying  the  pressure. 

Pump — The  Telescope,  or  low  type,  is  the  only  jack  having  a  pumping  stroke 
on  both  the  upward  and  downward  motion  of  the  lever,  automatically  reducing 
the  speed  with  a  heavy  load  and  increasing  with  a  light  load,  to  meet  the  varying 
conditions. 

The  "Duff-Bethlehem"  Duplex  Pump  Jacks  have  a  greater  ratio  between  the 
small  and  the  large  pump  pistons  than  any  other  design. 

Accessibility — The  valves  can  be  attended  to  without  removing  the  packing, 
and  the  packing  without  removing  the  valves. 

Material — Open  hearth  fluid  compressed  forged  steel  and  bronze  are  used 
throughout  to  secure  lightness  and  strength.  Inside  working  parts  are  drop 
forgings. 

Construction — Both  cylinder  and  ram  have  solid  bottom,  thus  packing  is 
required  only  for  ram  and  pump  piston.  Axis  of  pump  stroke  coincides  with  that 
of  pump  well,  insuring  uniform  wearing  of  pump  packing.  Flexible  cup  packing  is 
used  for  both  pump  and  ram.  The  Automatic  valveless  air  vent  allows  free  flow 
of  air  into  and  from  reservoir  of  jack,  and  effectually  prevents  flow  of  filling  liquid 
from  reservoir  when  the  jack  is  placed  in  horizontal  position. 

The  two  most  troublesome  packings  and  joints  in  all  other  hydraulic  jacks 
are  ENTIRELY  ELIMINATED  in  the  Duff-Bethlehem  Jacks. 

These  jacks  cannot  "creep"  under  a  load,  as  all  possibility  of  leakage  is  elim- 
inated in  construction.  They  are  always  ready  for  instant  service,  are  not  trouble- 
some, and  practically  cost  nothing  to  maintain  and  to  keep  in  constant  operation. 

General  Instructions 
For  Operating  Duff-Bethlehem  Hydraulic  Jacks 

1 — To  fill  reservoir  with  liquid:  Push  the  ram  down  to  lowest  position, 
remove  the  filling  plug  in  the  top  of  the  head  and  fill,  for  summer  use,  with  one 
part  grain  alcohol  and  four  parts  clear  water.  For  winter  use,  two  parts  alcohol 
and  three  parts  clear  water.  To  either  mixture  add  one  ounce  of  sperm  oil. 

2 — Keep  the  ram  in  lowered  position  when  not  in  use. 

3 — Never  fill  with  wood  alcohol,  kerosene,  or  water,  and  be  very  careful  that 
dirt  or  foreign  matter  of  any  kind  does  not  get  into-the  head  while  filling. 

A — Should  the  valves  not  operate  freely,  the  trouble  may  be  remedied  by 
striking  the  lever  a  few  sharp  blows  up  and  down. 

5 — If,  when  using,  the  liquid  comes  out  over  the  top  of  the  cylinder,  or 
through  the  vent-hole,  the  ram  packing  is  too  loose  and  it  should  be  tightened 
by  setting  up  on  the  ram  nut,  or  the  edges  may  be  spread  by  lightly  hammering 
the  packing,  unless  the  same  is  worn  out,  in  which  case  new  packing  is  required. 

6 — If,  when  pumping,  the  ram  does  not  rise,  there  is  either  something  under 
the  valves,  or  the  pump  packing  is  too  loose. 

7 — If,  when  pumping,  or  under  pressure,  the  lever  rises,  when  the  hand  is 
removed,  there  is  something  under  the  discharge  valve,  or  the  seat  is  cut.  Observe 
Rule  4  for  the  former.  Regrind  the  valve  and  seat  for  the  latter. 

8 — Be  sure  and  wash  all  parts  of  the  jack  with  clean  water  if  same  has  been 
taken  apart  and  is  being  reassembled. 

9 — The  air  vent  in  the  filling  plug  requires  practically  no  attention,  as  a  sponge 
automatically  fulfills  the  necessary  functions.  Fitting  of  a  new  sponge  is  easily 
made  by  unscrewing  cap  in  the  plug. 


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Duff-Bethlehem 
Forged  Steel  "Broad  Base"  Hydraulic  Jacks 

The  broad  base  of  this  type  of  jack  gives  a  solid 
foundation.  These  jacks  are  used  principally  for  railroad 
work  in  machine,  car  and  locomotive  shops. 

The  broad  base  is  a  solid  steel  forging,  forged  in- 
tegrally with  the  cylinder.  These  jacks  are  considerably 
lighter  in  weight  than  any  other' make  of  hydraulic  jack, 
made  possible  by  the  use  of  forgings  throughout.  They 
also  have  greater  lifting  capacity,  are  much  stronger  and 
more  durable  than  other  hydraulic  jacks  and  cost  prac- 
tically nothing  to  maintain. 

These  jacks  work  in  either  a  vertical,  horizontal  or 
inclined  position. 


Fig. 


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Duff-Bethlehem 

Forged  Steel 
"Fixed  Claw"  Hydraulic  Jacks 

This  type  of  jack  is  used  principally  in  machine  shops 
and  where  there  is  not  sufficient  room  to  get  the  head  of 
the  jack  underneath  the  load. 

The  claw,  .or  toe  piece,  is  a  drop  forging,  a  feature 
found  only  in  Duff-Bethlehem  Jacks,  and  it  will  stand  the 
full  rated  capacity  of  the  jack.  These  jacks  work  in  either 
a  vertical,  horizontal  or  inclined  position. 


Diameter 

Symbol 

Capacity, 
Tons 

Runout  in 
Inches 

Height, 
Inches 

Base, 

Inches 

Weight, 
Pounds 

Price, 
Each 

BX 
*BBX 

15 
15 

12 

18 

22i 

28i 

« 

6* 

105 
132 

$125.00 
140.00 

CX 

20 

9 

19| 

ti 

140 

145.00 

CCX 

20 

12 

22| 

It 

160 

165.00 

CXX 

20 

18 

29 

71 

180 

185.00 

DX 

30 

9 

21 

8 

195 

185.00 

DDX 

30 

12 

24 

8 

210 

210.00 

DXX                30 

18 

30 

8 

240 

245.00 

EX 

40 

12 

24J 

8                    217 

250.00 

EEX                40 

18 

30J 

8 

250 

280.00 

FX                    50 

12 

26§ 

8i 

270 

280.00 

FFX 

50 

18 

33f 

8| 

300 

340.00 

Symbol 

Capacity, 
Tons 

Runout  in 
Inches 

Height, 
Inches 

Diameter 
Base, 
Inches 

Weight, 
Pounds 

Price, 

Each 

H 

10 

12 

22i 

11 

80 

$   78.00 

HH 

10 

18 

28i 

11 

90 

90.00 

j 

15 

12 

22£ 

11 

100 

100.00 

JJ 

15 

18 

28|                  11 

114           120.00 

j£ 

20 

9 

20; 

12 

106            110.00 

KK 

20 

12 

23 

12 

114            120.00 

*KKK 

20 

18 

29 

12 

126            140.00 

L 

30 

9 

12 

124 

135.00 

LL 

30 

12 

24; 

12 

135 

150.00 

LLL 

30 

18 

30. 

12 

150 

175.00 

M 

40 

9 

211 

12 

129           165.00 

MM 

40 

12 

24 

12 

141 

180.00 

MMM 

40 

18 

30 

12 

160            220.00 

P 

50 

12 

2Q 

13                  190 

210.00 

*PP 

50 

18 

33^ 

13                  212       !     260.00 

R 

60 

12 

27 

14 

230 

290.00 

RR 

60 

18 

33* 

14 

253 

350.00 

*Carried  in  stock. 


Fig.   669 


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Duff-Bethlehem  Forged  Steel 
"Low  Type"  or  Telescope  Hydraulic  Jacks 

FOR    A    VERTICAL   OR    HORIZONTAL    LIFT,    FITTED    WITH    AN    IMPROVED 
DUPLEX  PUMP  AND  ARRANGED  TO  USE  A  DROP 
FORGED  STEEL  INDEPENDENT  CLAW 


"Low"    or    Telescope    Tack— Closed 
Fig.   670 


"Low"   or   Telescope   Jack — Extended 
Fig.   671 


These  jacks  are  the  highest  grade  hydraulic  jacks  that  have  ever  been 
developed,  and  for  heavy  lifting  are  the  most  economical,  efficient,  and  positive 
on  the  market.  In  design,  construction,  and  workmanship  they  have  no  equal. 
These  jacks  are  used  where  a  low  jack  is  required  with  a  long  lift.  On  account  of 
their  forged  steel  construction,  they  are  from  30  per  cent,  to  80  per  cent,  lighter 
in  weight  than  any  other  hydraulic  jack  on  the  market  of  equal  capacity  and 
stroke.  They  are  also  more  powerful,  more  durable,  and  much  more  economical 
than  any  other  make  of  jack.  The  valves  are  absolutely  positive.  On  account  of 
their  forged  steel  construction,  the  bottom  of  the  ram  and  bottom  of  the  cylinder 
are  solid,  dispensing  with  packings  and  joints  which  are  bound  to  appear  on  every 
other  make  of  jack  and  which  cause  great  trouble  and  expense. 

On  the  30-ton  and  40-ton  sizes  the  pump  is  single-acting,  and  on  all  other  sizes 
from  50-tons  to  250-tons,  inclusive,  an  improved  double-acting  pump  is  used, 
automatically  regulating  the  change  of  speed  proportional  with  the  load  being 
lifted. 

An  important  feature  of  these  jacks  is  that  for  one-half  of  their  run  out  their 
capacity  is  double  their  rated  capacity. 

These  jacks  work  in  either  vertical,  horizontal  or  inclined  position. 


Symbol 

Capacity, 

Tons 

Runout  in 
Inches 

Height 
Closed, 
Inches 

Diameter 
Base,                     Weight, 
Inches                     Pounds 

Price, 
Each 

DK 

30 

12 

18f 

10                             195 

$170.00 

DKK 

30 

18 

21f 

10                             200 

200.00 

DL 

40 

12 

18| 

10                             200 

200.00 

DLL 

40 

18 

21f 

10                             220 

240.00 

DM 

50 

12 

m 

9^                          230 

225.00 

DMM 

50 

18 

20^ 

94                            250 

265.00 

DO 

60 

12 

17| 

9i 

230 

235.00 

DOO 

60 

18 

22^ 

9i 

280 

290.00 

DP 

80 

9 

17f 

10i 

278 

270.00 

DPP 

80 

12 

18| 

lOi 

340 

285.00 

DDP 

80 

18 

21|         . 

10i 

400 

340.00 

DS 

100 

9 

m 

12                              425 

320.00 

*DSS 

100 

12 

m 

12                             460 

340.00 

*DDS 

100 

18 

23* 

12                             510 

415.00 

DT 

125 

12 

20 

13^ 

500 

400.  Or> 

DTT 

125 

18 

23 

13^ 

580 

460.00 

DV 

151) 

9 

18f 

14i 

510 

430.00 

DVV 

150 

12 

20 

14i 

530 

450.00 

DY 

200 

9 

19 

I5i 

600 

490.00 

DYY 

200 

12 

20* 

15|                          650 

520.  03 

DZ 

250 

9 

191 

18                             700 

610.00 

DZZ 

250 

12 

21 

18                             760 

650.00 

DDZ 

250 

18 

24 

18                             950 

800.00 

All  of  the  above  Jacks  are  fitted  to  use  an  Independent  Claw  if  desired. 
*Carried  in  stock. 


Prices  upon  application. 


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Duff-Bethlehem 

Forged  Steel  "Low  Journal  Box" 
Hydraulic  Jacks 

These  jacks  are  made  with  a  5-inch  stroke 
and  are  only  10  inches  over  all  in  height,  and 
are  used  for  removing  the  brasses  by  car  in- 
spectors. 

These  jacks  work  in  either  vertical,  hori- 
zontal or  inclined  position. 


Fig.  672 


1 

Height 

Diameter 

Capacity, 

Runout  in              Closed, 

Base, 

Weight, 

Price, 

Symbol 

Tons 

Inches                   Inches 

Inches 

Pounds 

Each 

AJ 
BJ 
CJ 

10 
15 
25 

5 
5 

10 
10 
10 

7 
7* 
8 

40 
5"> 

75 

$  75.00 
95.00 
115.00 

Locomotive  Jack  Screws 


Fig.     673 


CAPACITY  OF  JACK  SCREWS 

1  T4-inch    screws 10   tons 

1  H-inch    screws 12   tons 

1  ^4-inch    screws 16   tons 

2  -inch    screws 20   tons 

2^2,-inch    screws 28   tons 

3  -inch    screws 36    tons 

FOR  HEIGHT  OVER  ALL 
ADD  TO  HEIGHT  OF  THE  STAND 

1  ^4-inch    screws 2l/2    inches 

1^2-inch    screws 2^4    inches 

134-inch    screws 3        inches 

2  -inch    screws 3]/2    inches 

2^-inch    screws 4       inches 

3  -inch    screws 5        inches 


Price — Each 


Height  of  stand                                                                   inches 

g 

10 

l9 

14 

16 

18 

20 

li-inch    Diameter   of   screw... 

$3  40 

Ifinch           '              '                
IJHnch           '              '                
2  -inch           '              '                
2*-inch           '              '                

.4:75 

5.25 
6.25 
7.50 

6.00 
6.75 
8.25 
12  00 

"7.50 
9.25 
13  25 

'  8.50 
10.25 
14  50 



3  -inch           '              '                

20  75 

2->  00 

23  25 

Levers  will  be  sent  only  when  ordered,  and  will  be  charged  extra. 


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The 

one  foot 


"Cyclone"  High  Speed  Chain  Hoists 

WITH   SELF-LUBRICATING   BEARINGS 

The  bearings   of  the   hoist   have   Graphite   Bronze    Bushings.    They  are   self- 
lubricating,  they  require  no  oil,  and  will  run  indefinitely  without  cutting. 

ALL  GEARS  MACHINE  CUT 

two-ton  hoist  overhauls  47  feet  of  hand  chain  to  raise  the  maximum  load 
with  a  pull  of  109  pounds. 

The  average  speed  of  the  best  types  of 
screw  hoists  in  the  two-ton  size  is  90  feet 
overhaul  of  hand  chain  with  a  pull  of  120 
pounds  to  raise  the  load  one  foot.  It  is 
therefore  evident  that  the  "Cyclone"  is 
more  than  twice  as  fast.  It  can  be  geared 
to  a  higher  speed  than  any  other  hoist  with 
no  greater  hand-wheel  pull.  There  is  the 
least  possible  friction  loss,  the  efficiency 
averaging  nearly  80  per  cent. 

When  there  is  no  load  the  hand  wheel 
may  be  spun  in  either  direction. 

When  the  hand  chain  is  released  the  auto- 
matic brake  immediately  locks  the  hoist  so 
that  the  load  is  safely  held  at  any  point. 

It  may  be  readily  lowered,  however,  by  a 
reverse  pull  on  the  hand  chain. 


One-Half  to   Two- 
Ton    Sizes    This 

Style 
Fig.    674 


Internal    View 
Fig.   675 


Internal    View 
Fig.    676 


Three    to    Twelve- 
Ton  Sizes  This 

Style 
Fig.    677 


Feet  of 

Shortest 

Extra 

Chain 

Chain 

Distance 

Capacity, 
Tons 

Price 
Complete, 
Each 

Height  of 
Lift, 
Feet 

Chain 
per  Foot 
of  Lift 

Weight 
Complete, 
Pounds 

Pull  to  Lift 
Full  Load, 
Pounds 

Handled  to 
Lift  Load 
One  Foot 

Between 
Hooks, 
Inches 

3 

$  35.00 

8 

$0.90 

62 

64 

20£ 

15 

i 

45.00 

8 

.95 

85 

79 

33 

17 

H 

60.00 

8 

1.00 

107 

100 

39 

19 

2 

70.00 

9 

1.05 

160 

109 

47 

21 

3 

90.00 

10 

1.50 

195 

115 

69 

32 

4 

110.00                  10 

1.60 

250 

115 

91 

34 

5 

140.00                  12 

2.10 

386 

104 

123 

38 

6 

165.00 

12                          2.10 

402 

109 

140 

41 

8 

200.00 

12                        2.70 

464 

135 

159 

43 

10 

240.00 

12 

3.25 

610 

144 

191 

47 

12 

300.00 

12 

3.30 

647                    160 

195 

50 

16 

360.00 

12                        3.80 

872                    149 

285 

44 

20 

425.00 

12                        6.50 

1360                    160 

336 

50 

30 

525.00 

12                        9.00 

1780                    160 

504 

63 

40 

650.00 

12 

11.50 

2030                    160 

670 

82 

Figures  in  third  column  denote  approximate  height  which  hoists,  with  regular  lengths  of  chain, 
will  lift  from  level  on  which  operator  stands. 

For  every  additional  foot  of  lift  desired,  two  feet  extra  of  both  main  and  hand  chain  will  be 
necessary. 


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277 


"Moore  Anti-Friction"  Chain  Hoists 

WITH   RECENTLY  IMPROVED  BRAKE 

This  hoist  has  recently  been  improved  by  equipping  it  with  a 
new  and  very  efficient  automatic  brake,  which  absolutely  locks 
the  load  at  all  points  and  yet  with  a  slight  reverse  pull  on  the 
chain  releases  the  brake  and  the  load  may  be  lowered  by  a  free 
and  smooth  movement. 

It  is  a  good,  well-built  hoist  for  general  work  and  will  stand 
hard  usage.  The  chains  are  made  of  the  highest  grade  of 
material  and  are  tested  and  stretched  to  gauge  on  a  pull  100  per 
cent,  greater  than  the  maximum  load  they  are  intended  to  carry. 


«? 

1 

1 

£ 

Feet  of 

« 

U 

W 

Pi 

Shortest 

Chain 

"H. 

'•  c 

•o 

•S'S 

Distance 

Handled 

g 

U 

s§ 

Jo 
Kp 

u^ 

Height 
of  Lift, 

Weight 
Complete, 

Between 
Hooks, 

to  Lift 
Load 

li 

§* 

rtfe 

cafe 

P     ° 

Feet 

Pounds 

Inches 

One  Foot 

v.  ca 
PMW 

w£ 

X  4J 

WOn 

X   0 

$ 

$  25.00 

$0.40 

$0.25 

$1.30 

8 

39 

17f 

38 

i 

30.00 

.44 

.25 

1.38 

8 

73 

21 

47 

li 

40.00 

.48 

.25 

1.46 

8 

90 

21$ 

59 

2 

50.00 

.52 

.25 

1.54 

9 

128 

24 

65 

3 

70.00 

.60 

.25 

1.70 

10 

195 

28 

108 

4 

95.00 

.70 

.25 

1.90 

11 

250 

29 

120 

5 

125.00 

.80 

.25 

2.10 

12 

353 

34* 

166 

6 

150.00 

.80 

.25 

2.10 

12 

400 

36 

168 

8 

200.00 

1.25 

.25 

3.00 

12 

580 

40 

240 

10 

250.00 

1.25 

.25 

3.50 

12 

625 

43 

258 

Fig.    678 


Figures   in    sixth    column    denote   approximate     height     which     hoists,     with 
regular  lengths  of  chain,  will  lift  from  level  on  which  operator  stands. 

For    every    additional    foot    of    lift    desired,    two    feet    extra    of    both    main 
and  hand  chain  will  be  necessary. 


'Direct"  Differential  Chain  Hoists 


These  chain  hoists  are  heavy,  well  made,  of  good  material 
and  thoroughly  tested. 


Shortest 

Distance 

Capacity, 
Tons 

Price 
Complete, 
Each 

Will 
Lift, 
Feet 

Regular 
Chain, 
Feet 

Extra 
Chain, 
Per  Foot 

Weight         Between 
Complete,         Hooks, 
Pounds      !      Inches 

i 

$18.00 

6 

22 

$0.70 

20 

17 

i 

21.00 

7 

26 

.70 

31 

21 

1                    28.00 

8 

30 

.75 

53 

26 

li 

36.00 

si 

33 

.80 

90 

32 

2 

45.00 

9 

36 

.85               128 

39 

3 

60.00 

10 

38 

1.00 

167 

44 

Allow  four  feet  of  chain  for  each  additional  foot  of  lift. 
Always  specify  "Direct"  when  ordering  this  style  of  hoist. 


Fig.   679 


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"Matchless" 
Adjustable  Malleable  Frame  Trolleys 


Geared   Trolley  Plain   Trolley 

Fig.   680  Fig.    681 

These   trolleys    are    readily    adjusted    to    the    different    size    I    beams    specified    in    the    price    list. 
They   have  flangeless  track  wheels  with   vertical   guide   rollers. 

The  track  wheels  have   hardened   steel   roller  bearings    (hardened   steel   hushings   pressed   into   the 
wheels,  hardened  steel  axles  and  hardened  steel  rollers  enclosed  in  brass  cages). 

On  the  Geared  Trolley,  the  gears  are  cut.     They  work  very  freely  and  have  a  large  safety  factor. 
The   hoist   is  hung  on   the   central   bolt.      The  top   of   the  hoist   hook   reaches   to   within   one   inch 
of  the  I  beam,  making  a  very  close  connection. 

IN  ORDERING  STATE  SIZE  AND  WEIGHT  OF  I  BEAM 


Tread 

Weight               Price 

Weight 

Price 

Diameter 

Adjustable 

Geared             Geared 

Plain 

Plain 

Capacity 

of  Wheel, 
Inches 

for 
Sizes  of  I  Beams 

Trolley, 
Pounds 

Trolley, 
Each 

Trolley, 
Pounds 

Trolley, 
Each 

1000   Ibs.                      4 

5  —  6  —  7  inch             ...                 

35 

$20.00 

2000     "                        5 

6—  7—  8 

60 

$35.00 

47 

24.00 

3000 

5 

6—  7—  8 

70         !         38.00 

56 

26.00 

4000 

6 

7—  8—  9 

90 

40.00 

74 

28.00 

6000 

64 

8—  9—10 

118 

47.00 

102 

33.00 

8000 

7" 

9—10—12 

177                  52.00 

155 

37.00 

10000 

'                        8 

10—12—15 

218                  65.00 

194 

43.00 

12000 

8 

10—12—15 

265                  80.00 

240 

55.00 

16000 

9 

12—15—18 

421 

95.00 

378 

70.00 

20000 

10 

15—18—20—24 

480 

115.00 

434 

85.00 

Geared  and  Plain  Yoke  Trolleys 

FORGED   FRAME,   FOUR   WHEELS,   STEEL   ROLLER   BUSHED 


Geared  Trolley  Plain  Trolley 

Fig.  682  Fig.    683 

IN  ORDERING  STATE  SIZE  AND  WEIGHT  OF  I  BEAM 


Tread 
Diameter 
Capacity         of  Wheel, 
Inches 

Weight 
Geared 
Trolley, 
Pounds    j 

Price 
Geared 
Trolley, 
Each 

Weight 
Plain 
Trolley, 
1   Pounds 

Price 
Plain 
Trolley, 
Each 

Distance    from    Under 
Side  of  Beam  to 
Bottom    of    Swivel    Eye 

Geared 

Plain 

2000  1 
3000 
4000 
6000 
8000 
10000 
12000 
16000 
20000 

js.                   5 
5 
5 

si 

6 
6 
8 
9 
9 

110 
120 
132 
165 
225 
242 
320 
390 
415 

$35.00 
38.00 
40.00 
47.00 
52.00 
65.00 
80.00 
95.00 
115.00 

70 
75 
85 
90 
150 
180 
230 
295 
330 

$24.00 
26.00 
28.00 
33.00 
37.00 
43.00 
55.00 
70.00 
S.I.  00 

9J  in 
9f 
9J 
10 
10}    ' 
11 
13J 
144 

ul 

ch 

8J  in 
8J 
8J 
9 
10i 
11 
13? 
14} 
144 

ch 

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279 


Regular  Inside  Iron  Strapped  Wood  Blocks 

WITH  LOOSE  SIDE  HOOKS 
FOR    MANILA    ROPE -WITH  OR  WITHOUT  BECKETS 


Single 

Double                                                    Triple 

Fig.    684 

Fig.    685                                                   Fig.    686 

Iron    Bushed 

Improved 

Dimensions 

Roller  Bushed 

For  Dia. 

Length 

Size  Sheave, 
Inches 

Rope, 
Inches 

Shell, 
Inches 

Single, 
Each 

Double, 
Each 

Triple, 
Each 

Single, 
Each 

Double, 
Each 

Triple, 
Each 

Ifx  4x§ 

i 

3 

$0.70 

$1.30 

$1.75 

$1.10 

$2.00 

$2.90 

2  x  4x§ 

I 

&i 

.75 

1.45 

2.00 

1.15 

2.20 

3.15 

Six  ftxf 

4 

.85 

1.60 

2.15 

1.20 

2.25                3.25 

3  x  fxf 

• 

5 

.90 

1.75                2.25 

1.25 

2.35                3.50 

34x1  x| 

| 

6 

1.10 

2.00                2.90 

1.50 

2.85 

4.40 

4ixl  x* 

1 

7 

1.30 

2.40                3.50 

1.70 

3.35 

5.00 

4jxl4xf 

1 

8 

1.65 

2.85                4.25 

2.25 

4.15 

6.00 

54xlixf 

1 

9 

1.85 

3.40                4.75 

2.50 

4.70                7.25 

Bfxlfxf 

1* 

10 

2.75 

4.50                6.25 

3.50 

6.00                8.50 

T^xlixf 

14 

11 

4.45 

7.50             10.65 

5.30 

9.20             13.20 

8  xlfxf                H 

12 

4.45 

7.50             10.65 

5.30 

9.20 

13.20 

9  x!4xf 

if 

13 

7.00 

10.50 

15.00 

8.15 

12.80 

18.45 

94xlfx| 

it 

14 

7.00 

10.50 

15.00 

8.15 

12.80 

18.45 

10  xlftxj 

14 

15 

8.00 

13.00 

18.00 

9.25 

15.50             21.75 

11  xlfxj 

it 

16 

10.00 

15.00 

22.00 

11.50 

18.00             26.50 

For  lists  of  extra  sheaves,  see  page 


Wood  Shell  Snatch  Blocks 


IRON  STRAPPED— DROP  LINK 


Fig.    687 


Self-Lubricating 

For  Dia. 

Length 

Self- 

Improved 

Phosphor  Bronze 

Size  Sheave, 

Rope, 

Shell, 

Iron  Bushed, 

Lubricating 

Roller  Bushed, 

or  Metaline 

Inches 

Inches 

Inches 

Each 

Iron  Bushed, 

Each 

Bushed, 

Each 

Each 

3  xl£x  4 

1                        6 

$4.00 

$4.00 

$4.65 

$5.25 

Sixlix  4 

1                        7 

4.75 

4.75                        5.50 

6.00 

4Jxl   x  ft 

1                           8 

5.75 

5.75                        6.60 

7.25 

5  xl   x  § 

1*                         9 

6.75 

6.75                        7.75 

8.50 

5fxl   x  J 

ii 

10 

8.50 

8.50 

10.00 

11.00 

6jx24x  | 

14 

12 

10.00 

10.00 

11.50 

13.00 

8  x2|x  i 

11 

14 

13.00 

13.00 

15.00 

16.50 

9  x2|xl                     2 

16 

17.00 

17.00                      20.00 

22.00 

10  x3  xlj                   2i                       18 

25.00 

25.00 

28.50 

31.00 

11   x34xli                  24                      20 

38.00 

38.00                      43.00 

46.00 

113x4  xU                   3 

22 

55.00 

55.00                      63.00 

68.00 

124x4   xl|                   3* 

24 

70.00 

70.00                      78.00 

86.00 

14   x4  xU 

4                        26 

90.00 

90.00 

110.00 

Use  the  "Improved  Roller  Bushed"  lists  for  blocks  with  five-roller  bushed  sheaves. 

For  lists  of  extra  sheaves,  see  page  284. 

280 


FAIRBANKS,  MORSE  &  CO. 


Hollow  Steel  Blocks 

WITH  LOOSE  SIDE  HOOKS 
FOR  MANILA  ROPE 


Single 
Fig.    688 


Double 
Fig.   689 


Triple 
Fig.   690 


These  blocks  are  made  with  double  plates  for  sides  and  middles,  the  edges 
of  which  are  well  turned  and  fitted  together,  and  all  straps  are  run  to  bottom 
of  blocks  between  these  plates. 

This  construction,  together  with  the  heavy  separators  used,  makes  a  very 
stiff,  strong  block  suitable  for  rough  usage. 

On  account  of  angle  given  to  turned  edges  and  the  fact  that  stock  in  plates 
is  much  heavier,  there  is  no  danger  of  rope  wearing  through  the  sides  and  being 
cut,  as  in  the  old  style  hollow  steel. 


Dimensions 

Self-Lubricating 
Iron   Bushed 

Improved 
Roller    Bushed 

Self-Lubricating 
Phosphor 
Bronze  or 
Metaline  Bushed 

Dia. 
Sheave, 
Inches 

For 
Dia. 
Rope, 
Inches 

Length 
Shell, 
Inches 

Single, 
Each 

Double, 
Each 

Triple, 
Each 

Single, 
Each 

Double, 
Each 

Triple, 
Each 

Single, 
Each 

Double, 
Each 

Triple, 
Each 

a 
l 

4i 
4| 
54 
61 

9i 

j 

a 
\\ 

3 
4 
5 
6 
7 
8 
9 
10 
12 
14 

$0.85 
.90 
1.00 
1.25 
1.50 
1.85 
2.40 
3.10 
5.00 
7.50 

$1.65 
1.75 
1.90 
2.25 
2.70 
3.20 
4.00 
5.10 
8.25 
11.75 

$2.35 
2.50 
2.75 
3.25 
4.00 
4.75 
5.50 
7.00 
11.75 
16.50 

$1.20 
1.25 
1.35 
1.65 
1.90 
2.45 
3.00 
3.85 
5.85 
8.75 

$2.35 
2.45 
2.60 
3.05 
3.50 
4.40 
5.20 
6.60 
9.95 
14.25 

$3.35 
3.50 
3.65 
4.25 
4.70 
6.20 
7.00 
8.85 
14.30 
20.25 

$1.60 
1.65 
1.80 
2.10 
2.45 
2.90 
3.55 
4.40 
6.45 
9.10 

$3.15 
3.25 
3.50 
4.00 
4.60 
.5.30 
6.30 
7.70 
11.15 
15.00 

$4.<;o 

4.75 
5.15 
5.80 
6.85 
7.90 
9.00 
11.00 
16.00 
21.30 

For  lists  of  extra  sheaves,  see  page  283. 


Hollow  Wrought  Iron  Snatch  Blocks 


Fig.   691 


For  Dia. 
Size  Sheave,      j      Rope, 
Inches                 Inches  • 

Length 
Shell, 
Inches 

Self-Lubricating 
Iron  Bushed, 
Each 

Improved 
Roller  Bushed, 
Each 

Self-Lubricating 
Phosphor  Bronze  or 
Metaline  Bushed, 
Each 

3  xljx  i 

34xlix  J 
4|xlfx  1 
5  xlfx  1 
5jxl|x  3 
6fx2ix  { 
8  x2ix  I 
9  x2|xl 

\ 

14 

u 

It 

2 

6 
7 
8 
9 
10 
12 
14 
16 

$4.50 
5.50 
6.50 
7.50 
10.00 
12.50 
16.00 
21.00 

$5.15 
6.25 
7.35 
8.50 
11.50 
14.00 
18.00 
24.00 

$5.75 
6.75 
8.00 
9.25 
12.50 
15.50 
19.50 
26.00 

For  lists  of  extra  sheaves,  see  page  284. 


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281 


Wrought  Iron  Blocks  for  Wire  Rope 

REGULAR  PATTERN 

DIAMOND    SHELL 
WITH  STIFF  SWIVEL  OR  LOOSE  SIDE  HOOKS 


Self-Lubricating 

Dimensions 

Iron    Bushed 

Phosphor   Bronze   or 

Metaline  Bushed 

For  Dia.' 

Size  Sheave, 
Inches 

Rope, 
Inches 

Single, 
Each 

Double, 
Each 

Triple, 
Each 

Single, 
Each 

Double, 
Each 

Triple, 
Each 

lOxlJx  £ 

f 

$10.00 

$15.00 

$20.00 

$13.00 

$21.00 

$28.00 

12x14x1 

I 

12.00 

17.00 

23.00 

•15.00 

23.00     i       31.00 

14xl£xl 

I 

14.00 

19.00     '       26.00 

17.00 

25.00     i       34.00 

16xl|xli 

I 

16.00 

22.00 

30.00 

19.50 

29.00 

40.00 

Double 

with   Loose 

Side   Hook 

Fig.   692 


These    blocks    can    be    furnished    with    loose    front    hooks    or    shackles    on    special 
orders   for  factory  shipment   at  no   additional  expense. 


Wrought  Iron  Blocks  for  Wire  Rope 


EXTRA  HEAVY  PATTERN 

DIAMOND   SHELL 
WITH  STIFF  SWIVEL  OR  LOOSE  FRONT  HOOKS 


Dimensions 

Iron    Bushed 

Self-Lubricating 
Phosphor    Bronze   or 
Metaline  Bushed 

Size  Sheave, 
Inches 

For  Dia. 
Rope, 
Inches 

Single, 
Each 

Double, 
Each 

Triple, 
Each 

Single, 
Each 

Double, 
Each 

Triple, 
Each 

lOxlJxl 
ISxllxlJ 

14xl^xl| 
16xlfxli 
ISxlJxll            , 

i 

| 
1* 

$14.00 
16.00 
18.00 
31.00 
34.50 

$20.00 
23.00 
25.00 
40.00 
45.00 

$28.00 
31.00 
36.00 
46.00 
60.00 

$17.00 
19.00 
21.00 
36.00 
40.00 

$26.00 
29.00 
31.00 
50.00 
56.00 

$37.00 
41.00 
45.00 
65.00 
75.00 

The  center  straps  in  double  and  triple  blocks  extend  full  length  of  shell,   furnish- 
ing proper  support  for  center  pin  in  middle  of  the  block. 
Single  These   blocks   can   be   furnished   with   shackles   on   special   orders   for    factory    ship- 

with   Stiff      ment  at  no  additional  expense  or  with  .loose  swivel  hooks  at  a  slight  additional  expense. 
Swivel    Hook 
Fig.    693 

Wrought  Iron  Snatch  Blocks  for  Wire  Rope 

WITH  SELF-LOCKING  CLASP 


Self-Lubricating 

Diameter  Sheave, 
Inches 

For  Diameter  Rope, 
Inches 

Iron  Bushed, 
Each 

Phosphor  Bronze  or 
Metaline  Bushed, 
Each 

10 

| 

$16.00 

$18.00 

12 

$ 

18.00 

21.00 

14 

| 

20.00 

23.00 

16 

I 

28.00 

33.00 

These    blocks    have    a    center    extension    piece    coming    close    to    the    sheave,    pre- 
venting the  wire  rope  from  leaving  the  sheave.     It  also  prevents  the  shell  from  binding 
Self-Locking   or  pinching  the  sheave. 

Clasp 
Fig.    694 


282 


FAIRBANKS,  MORSE  &  CO. 


Producers'  Snatch  Blocks 

IRON  SHELL 

EXTRA  HEAVY  PITTSBURG  PATTERN 
SELF-OILING    SHEAVES  FOR    MANILA    OR    WIRE    ROPE 


Single 
Fig.   695 


Double 
Fig.    696 


Triple 
Fig.   697 


SINGLE  BLOCKS 


Size  Sheave, 
Inches 

Length 
Shell, 
Inches 

Diameter     Rope  —  Inches 

Weight, 
Pounds 

Price, 
Each 

Manila 

Wire 

10x2| 
Ilx2f 
12x2| 
14x2| 
15x3 
16x34 
18x34 

18 
20 
22 
24 
26 
28 
30 

24 
24 
2* 
2* 
2* 
2| 
2i 

I5 
1 
li 
li 
li 

67 
90 
105 
150 
190 
200 

$15.00 
17.00 
19.00 
21.00 
25.50 
30.00 
37.00 

DOUBLE  AND  TRIPLE  BLOCKS 


Size 

Diameter   Rope  —  Inches 
T  cno-th 

Double 

Triple 

Sheave, 
Inches 

Shell, 
Inches             Manila 

Wire 

Weight, 
Pounds 

Price, 
Each 

Weight, 
Pounds 

Price, 
Each 

Ilx2§ 

18                      2* 

7 

158 

$34.00 

210 

$39.00 

12x2f 

20                      24 

| 

200 

38.00 

275                    46.00 

14x2£ 

22                      24 

1 

260                    42.50 

360                    53.00 

15x3 

24                      2^ 

1 

335                    45.00 

455 

59.00 

16x3* 

26                      2i 

li 

385                    50.00 

520                    68.00 

18x3* 

28                      2* 

li 

440 

55.00 

575                    75.00 

20x34 

30                      2£ 

li 

84.00 

94.00 

In  the  double  and  triple  iron  shell  blocks,  the  middle  partitions  consist  of  double  plates,  separated 
by  wood  filling.  Between  the  plates  a  heavy  iron  strap  runs  from  top  to  bottom,  held  at  the  top 
by  the  head  bolt.  These  plates  and  straps  furnish  proper  support  for  center  pin  in  the  middle. 

In  ordering,  state  whether  blocks  are  to  carry   Manila  or  wire  rope. 


Double  Swivel  Hooks 

FOR  PRODUCERS'  SNATCH  BLOCKS 


Fig. 


li 

It 

If 

2 

2i 

24 

Weight     pounds 

10 

13 

18 

25 

35 

45 

Price     each 

$2.80 

3.00 

3.50 

4.00 

6.50 

10.00 

Diameter    of    hook                                    inches 

2f 

3 

3} 

3* 

60 

75 

100 

120 

Price   each 

$13.20 

14.00 

21.00 

24.00 

FAIRBANKS,  MORSE  &  CO. 


283 


Hartz"  Self-Oiling  Steel  Hay  Fork  Blocks 


Steel  shell,  wrought  iron  swivel  ring,  iron  sheave  4^ 
diameter  by  1^-inch  wide.     Edges  of  shell  are  upset  and  turned 
out  to  prevent  wear  of  rope. 

The  letter  "A"  in  the  cut  shows  chamber  in  sheave,  which 
can  be  filled  with  grease,  tallow  or  oil  and  then  corked  up.  The 
lubricant  feeds  on  the  solid  pin  or  axle,  no  matter  in  what 
position  the  block  is  used. 


Fig.     699 


Per    dozen 


.$6.00 


Iron  Sheaves 


FOR  REGULAR  INSIDE  IRON  STRAPPED  WOOD  BLOCKS  AND  HOLLOW  STEEL  BLOCKS 


Iron  Bushed 
Fig.    700 


Improved   Roller   Bushed 
Fig.   701 


Metaline    Bushed 
Fig.   702 


FOR  MANILA  ROPE 


Size   Sheave, 

For  Dia. 
Rope, 

For  Block, 

Iron  Bushed, 

Improved 
Roller  Bushed, 

Phosphor  Bronze  or 
Metaline  Bushed, 

Inches 

Inches 

Inches 

Each 

Each 

Each 

2  x  Jbc 

| 

3 

34 

$0.09                      $0.40 
.10                           .42 

$6!  60 

2|x  fx 

4                               4" 

.12 

.45 

.70 

2fx  fx 

44 

.15 

.50 

.80 

3  x  fx 

5 

.20 

.55 

.90 

34x1  x 
4|xl  x 

| 

6 

7 

.25 

.30 

.65 
.75 

1.40 
1.50 

4fxl£x 

1 

8 

.35                        1.00 

1.85 

54xljx 

1 

9 

.45                        1.10 

1.95 

Tixlfx 

!           11 

10 
11 

.55                        1.35 
.70                        1.65 

2.25 

2.60 

8  xlgx< 

li 

12 

.90                        1.90 

2.95 

9  xl4x 

14 

13 

1.20                        2.40 

3.25 

r                           IS 

14 

1.40                        2.65 

3.60 

10'xlfx 

r                        U 

15 

1.50                        2.85 

3.90 

11  xlfx 

ii 

16 

1.70                        3.20 

4.90 

The   bushing   is   the    life   of   the    sheave,    and    we    strongly    recommend    the    phosphor    bronze    or 
metaline  bushing  for  heavy  and  rapid  hoisting. 


284 


FAIRBANKS,  MORSE  &  CO. 


Iron  Sheaves 

FOR  WOOD  SHELL  SNATCH  BLOCKS  AND 
HOLLOW  WROUGHT  IRON  SNATCH  BLOCKS 

FOR  MANILA  ROPE 


Size  Sheave, 

For  Dia. 
Rope, 

For  Block, 

Iron  Bushed, 

Improved 
Roller  Bushed, 

Phosphor  Bronze  or 
Metaline  Bushed, 

Inches 

Inches 

Inches 

Each 

Each 

Each 

3  xljx  i 

I 

6 

$0.30 

$0.75 

$1.40 

3^xlix  * 

| 

7 

.40 

.85 

1.60 

4^xl|x  f 

1 

8 

.50                        1.20 

1.90 

5  xlfx  f 

If 

9 

.60 

1.30 

2.00 

SfxUx  | 

H 

10 

1.20 

2.40 

3.00 

6|x2£x  J 

li 

12 

1.50 

2.85 

3.75 

8  x2ix  | 

If 

14 

1.85 

3.45 

4.50 

9  x2fxl 

2 

16 

2.25                        4.50 

5.50 

10  x3  xlj                      2i 

18 

3.00 

6.00 

7.00 

11  xSixl* 

2J 

20 

4.00 

8.00 

9.00 

H|x4|xl| 

3 

22 

6.50 

11.50 

13.00 

12ix4|xli 

8| 

24 

9.00 

15.00 

18.00 

The   bushing   is   the   life   of   the    sheave,    and    we 
metaline  bushing  for  heavy  and  rapid  hoisting. 


strongly    recommend    the    phosphor    bronze    or 


Iron  Sheaves  for  Wire  Rope 


DEEP 
GROOVES 


Iron    Bushed 
Fig.    704 


Phosphor     Bronze     Bushed 
Fig.  705 


Size  Sheave, 
Inches 

Thickness 
at  Hub, 
Inches 

For  Dia. 
Rope, 
Inches 

Iron  Bushed, 
Each 

Phosphor  Bronze  or 
Metaline  Bushed, 
Each 

8x1  x  \ 

1* 

$ 

$1.25 

$2.65 

Sxlix  I 

If 

1 

1.50 

3.00 

10x1  x  1 

1} 

1.80 

3.50 

lOxlJx  1 

1- 

2.10 

3.85 

lOxlix  I 

1 

2.25 

4.00 

10xl|xl 

1 

2.25 

4.40 

12x1  xl 

1, 

2.50 

4.25 

12xlixl 

li 

3.00 

5.00 

12xl|xl 

li 

:. 

3.20 

5.25 

12xUxli 

I 

f 

3.20 

5.40 

14xlixl 

1 

f  and  J 

4.40 

6.50 

llxlfxlf 

li 

1 

4.40 

6.75 

14xUxli 

1 

f  and  f 

4.45 

7.00 

16xlixli 

If 

f 

6.00 

8.75 

16xl£xli 

If 

|   and  1 

6.00 

8.75 

..     16xl|xl£ 

If 

f   and  | 

6.25 

9.25 

16xl|xl* 

2 

f 

7.  -00 

10.25 

ISxlfxli 

2 

*   and   1 

10.00 

13.00 

ISxlfxli 

2                               |   and   1 

10.25 

13.25 

The   bushing   is   the    life   of   the    sheave,    and    we    strongly    recommend    the    phosphor    bronze    or 
metaline  bushing  for  heavy  and  rapid  hoisting. 


Manila  Rope 


Wire  Rope 


Galvanized  Oval  Thimbles 


Wire  Rope  Clips 


Pages  285  to  291  Inclusive 


286 FAIRBANKS,  MORSE  &  CO. 

Manila  Rope 

Our  Manila  rope  is  made  from  pure  Manila  hemp,  no  adulterant,  inferior  fibre, 
or  weighing  substance  of  any  kind  used. 

We  carry  a  large  stock  of  all  sizes  of  rope  and  are  in  a  position  to  furnish 
special  rope  for  transmission  purposes,  yacht  rigging,  etc.,  on  very  short  notice. 
Basis  per   pound Market 

Basis  is  the  price  of  ^-inch  diameter  (2-inch  circumference)  and  larger  for 
three-strand  rope. 

5/8-inch  diameter   (2-inch  circumference)   and  larger Basis 

9/16-inch   diameter    (l^-inch   circumference) l/2$  above  Basis 

y2-inch  diameter  (1^-inch  circumference) ]/2<?  above  Basis 

7/16-inch  diameter  (1^-inch  circumference) l/2$  above  Basis 

^-inch  diameter  (12  thread) l£  above  Basis 

5/16-inch  diameter  (9  thread) ' 1  l/2<t  above  Basis 

^4-inch  diameter  (6  thread) 1  /^#  above  Basis 

3/16-inch  diameter  (6  thread  fine) 2$  above  Basis 

Bale,  2-thread  and  up Basis 

1-thread    Y^  above  Basis 

Balling,  other  than  Harvesting  Twine %<£  extra 

Bolt  Rope,  "Extra  Superior  Manila" 3tf  above  Basis 

Bull  Rope,  "Extra  Superior  Manila" 2tf  above  Basis 

Buoy  Line,  "Extra  Superior  Manila" 1^  above  Basis 

Calf  Rope,  "Extra  Superior  Manila" 2^  above  Basis 

Cable  Laid — Stock  Rope,  full  coils Itf  above  Basis 

Extra  Superior  Manila  Rope,  Clover  Leaf  brand \4  above  Basis 

Fisherman's  Rope,  "Extra  Superior  Manila"  soft  laid,  steam  tarred 

or  untarred 1^  above  Basis 

Four-strand,  5^-inch  diameter  (2-inch  circumference)  and  larger.  . .  .  Itf  above  Basis 
9/16-inch  diameter  (124-inch  circumference)  and  smaller.  \$  above  Basis 
Hay    Stacking    Rope,    "Extra    Superior    Manila"    center    of    strands 

graphited 1$  above  Basis 

Hide  Rope,  special  unoiled,  "Extra  Superior  Manila" — 

2-ply  and  upwards 1*4^  above  Basis 

1-ply    \y^  above  Basis 

Lariat  Rope,  red  thread  "Bronco  Brand" — 

3-strand  hard  twisted,  unoiled 4^  above  Basis 

4-strand  hard  twisted,  unoiled 4l/2^  above  Basis 

Lariats,  made  up  ready  for  use Special 

Lanyard  and  Tarred  Rope : Basis 

Life  Line  Lariat,  highest  grade  manufactured Special 

Lobster  Marline Zl/2$  above  Basis 

Net  Lines,  "Extra  Superior  Manila" I?*  above  Basis 

Oil  Well  Drilling  Cables,  "Purple  Thread" Special 

Pile-Driving  or  Hoisting  Rope,  hard,  graphite  laid 3^  above  Basis 

Paper  Twine,  unoiled,  reels  or  coils 1^  above  Basis 

Sand  Line Special 

Seine  Line 1^  above  Basis 

Special  lengths,  over  or  under  a  coil 1^  extra 

Spring  Twine,  balls,  "Extra  Superior  Manila". .  . .  ." 2^4 #  above  Basis 

Sucker  Rod  Lines ' Special 

Tent  Rope,  soft  laid Basis 

Tie  Ropes  or  Halters Special 

Transmission  of  Power  Rope,  center  of  strands  graphited — 

3  or  4-strand 4$  above  Basis 

Under  500-foot  lengths 5^  above  Basis 

Trawl  Lines  or  Fishing  Cables Special 

Tubing   Line Special 

Unoiled    Cordage 1^  above  Basis 

Whale  Line,  Special 3l/2<j:  above  Basis 

Wheel  Rope,  4-strand,  "Extra  Superior  Manila" 2$  above  Basis 

Quotations,  unless  special,  refer  to  basis.  In  ordering  please  state  whether 
diameter  or  circumference.  Coast  dealers  and  ship  masters  usually  order  by  cir- 
cumference; interior  dealers  by  diameter. 


FAIRBANKS,  MORSE  &  CO. 


287 


Approximate  Weight  and  Strength  of  Manila  Rope 


Diameter      j  Circumference 
in  Inches            in  Inches 

Number  of  Feet 
in  One  Pound 

Length  of  Coil 
in  Fathoms 

Weight  of  Coil 
in  Pounds 

Working 
Strength  Esti- 
mated in  Pounds 
Not  Guaranteed 

2-th.  bale 

115 

1350 

70 

250 

3-th.  bale                      90 

1000 

70 

375 

4-th.   bale                      66 

720 

70 

430 

T35                  6-th.   fine                      70 

290 

25 

315 

1                      6-thread 

40 

375 

50 

415 

T5s                    9-thread 

35 

300 

50 

675 

§                    12-thread 

24 

200 

50 

850 

U 

18 

200 

65 

1,200 

4                     H 

14 

165 

70 

1,680 

ft                                     1J 

10 

135 

80 

1,920 

f 

2 

8.1 

135 

100                                2,400 

i 

21 

6.8 

135 

120                                2,880 

it                   24 

5.5 

135 

150 

3,600 

s                          2J 

4.9 

135 

190 

4,560 

1                             3 

3.6 

125 

205 

5,100 

1ft                        31 

3.1 

125 

240 

6,000 

14 

34 

2.7 

125 

276 

6,900 

U 

3J 

2.3 

125 

324 

8,100 

If 

4 

2 

125 

372 

9,300 

li7*                          41 

1.8 

125 

408 

10,200 

14                          4A 

1.6 

125 

456                              11,400 

1ft 

4J 

1.4 

125 

516                              12,900 

If 

5 

1.3 

125 

576                              14,400 

If 

51 

1.2 

125 

636                              15,900 

1| 

54 

1.1 

125 

696                              17,400 

Itt 

5|                               1. 

125 

756                              18,900 

2 

6                                   .9 

125 

830                              20,700 

24 

64                                 -71 

125 

972                              23,700 

21 

7                                   .68 

125 

1,140                              27,900 

24 

74 

.60 

125 

1,275                              32,100 

2f 

8 

.51 

125 

1,500                              36,900 

g{ 

84 

.45 

125 

1,700         •                    41,700 

3 

9 

.40 

125 

1,900                              47,100 

34 

94 

.36 

125 

2,150                              52,500 

31 

10 

.32 

125 

2,400                              58,500 

3f 

104 

.30 

125 

2,600                              64,500 

34 

11 

.27 

125 

2,900                              70,800 

3£ 

114 

.24 

125 

3,150                              77,400 

4 

12 

.22 

125 

3,400                              84,600 

4T3ff                      124 

.20 

125 

3,700                              91,800 

41 

13 

.19 

125 

4,000                              99,000 

44 

134 

.18 

125                          4,400                            107,400 

4J                          14 

.16 

125 

4,700                            115,800 

4}g                        144                                   -14 

125 

5,000                            124,200 

5 

15 

.13 

125 

5,400                            132,600 

The  working  strength  is  estimated  at  100  pounds  to  the  thread,  in  a  new  rope. 
50  per  cent.  more. 


Breaking  strain 


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Fig.    706 


Wire  Rope 

CRUCIBLE  CAST  STEEL  HOISTING  ROPE 

The  wire  rope  listed  in  the  following  table  is  the  most 
commonly  used  for  hoisting  purposes.  It  is  composed  of  six 
strands  of  nineteen  wires  each,  or  114  wires  in  all,  laid  around  a 
hemp  center.  This  construction  makes  a.  very  pliable  rope, 
which  will  wind  on  moderate  size  drums  and  pass  over  small 
sheaves. 

This  rope  is  used  for  hoisting  in  mines,  for  cable  roads, 
inclined  planes  and  elevators. 


Diameter 
in  Inches 

Circum- 
ference 
in  Inches 

List  Price 
Per  Foot 

Approx. 
Weight 
Per  Foot 
in  Pounds 

Approx. 
Strength 
in  Tons  of 
2000  Ibs. 

Proper 
Working 
Load  in  Tons 
of  2000  Ibs. 

Diameter  of 
Drum  or 
Sheave  in 
Feet  Advised 

i 

f 

$0.09 

.10 

2.20 

.44 

1 

1 

.091                            .15                         3.10 

.62 

u 

i 

H 

.094                          .22                         4.80                           .96                        1£ 

&                     U 

.10"                           .30                        6.50                        1.30                        if 

4.                        14 

.11                             .39                        8.40                        1.68                        2 

T9ff                                 If 

.12 

.50                      10.00                        2.00                        21 

I                       2 

.14 

.62                      12.50                        2.50                        24. 

21 

.19 

.89                      17.50                        3.50                        3 

^ 

2f 

.24                           1.20 

23. 

4.60 

8* 

^ 

3 

.31 

1.58                      30. 

6.00 

4 

15 

34 

.38                           2.00                      38.                             7.60 

44 

1; 

4 

.46                          2.45                      47,                             9.40                        5 

If                          41 

.56                          3.00                      56.                           11.20                        5£ 

l| 

4* 

.66                            3.55                       64.                            12.80                         6 

If                        5" 

.77                           4.15    '                   72.                           14.40                        64. 

If                        5* 

.90                           4.85                      85.                           17.00                        7 

if                        5l 

1.02                           5.55                      96. 

19.00                        8 

2 

61 

1.16                          6.30                    106. 

21.20                        8 

21 

74 

1.44 

8.00                    133. 

26.60                        9 

24. 

7i 

1.75 

9.85                    170.                           34.00 

10 

2f                        8| 

2.10                        11.95                    211.                '           42.20                      11 

Add  10  per  cent,  to  list  price  for  wire  center  or  galvanized  rope 

EXTRA  STRONG  CRUCIBLE  CAST  STEEL  HOISTING  ROPE 

COMPOSED  OF  SIX  STRANDS  OF  NINETEEN  WIRES  EACH  AND  A  HEMP  CENTER 
This  rope  is  especially  adapted  for  work  where  extra  strength  is  desirable. 


Diameter 
in  Inches 

CircunS- 
ference 
in  Inches 

List  Price 
Per  Foot 

Approx. 
Weight 
Per  Foot 
in  Pounds 

Approx. 
Strength 
in  Tons  of 
2000  Ibs. 

Proper 
Working 
Load  in  Tons 
of  2000  Ibs. 

Diameter  of 
Drum  or 
Sheave  in 
Feet  Advised 

1 

f 

$0.104 

.10 

2.43 

.49 

1 

1 

.10f 

.15 

3.50 

.70 

11 

| 

H                          -11" 

.22                        5.30 

1.06 

li 

A 

H                     .114. 

.30                        7.25 

1.45 

If 

i 

li 

.124 

.39                        9.20 

1.84 

2 

If                          .14" 

.50 

11.20 

2.24 

21 

2                             .164 

.62 

14.00 

2.80 

2* 

21 

.22 

.89 

20.20     - 

4.04 

3 

I 

21 

.29 

1.20 

26. 

5.20 

3* 

i 

3 

.37 

1.58 

34. 

6.80 

4 

i{ 

34. 

.46 

2.00 

43. 

8.60 

44. 

i 

4 

.56 

2.45 

53. 

10.60 

5 

41 

.68 

3.00 

64. 

12.80 

54 

41 

.80 

3.55 

73. 

14.60 

6 

5 

.94 

4.15 

83. 

16.60 

64 

54. 

1.10 

4.85                      99. 

19.80 

7" 

1.25 

5.55           i         112. 

22.40 

8 

2 

61 

1.34 

6.30                    123. 

24.60 

8 

21 

1\ 

1.70 

8.00                    160. 

32.00 

9 

24. 

n 

2.10 

9.85                    200. 

40.00 

10 

2f 

8f                        2.55                        11.95                    243.                           48.60 

11 

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289 


Wire  Rope 

PLOW  STEEL  HOISTING  ROPE 

COMPOSED  OF  SIX  STRANDS  OF  NINETEEN  WIRES  EACH  AND  A  HEMP  CENTER 

This  rope  is  especially  adapted  for  dredges,  logging,  coal  and  ore  hoisting, 
stump  pullers,  derricks,  etc.  These  ropes  are  also  frequently  substituted  in 
operations  where  the  loads  have  been  increased  and  where  it  is  impossible  to 
install  larger  drums  and  sheaves,  thereby  increasing  the  capacity  of  the  operation 
20  to  30  per  cent. 


Diameter 
in  Inches 

Circum- 
ference 
in  Inches 

List  Price 
Per  Foot 

Approx. 
Weight 
Per  Foot 
in  Pounds 

Approx. 
Strength 
in  Tons  of 
2000  Ibs. 

Proper 
Working 
Load  in  Tons 
of  2000  Ibs. 

Diameter  of 
Drum  or 
Sheave  in 
Feet  Advised 

i 

f 

$0.12 

.10 

2.65 

.53 

1 

ft 

1 

.121                          -15 

3  80 

.76 

1* 

§                        IJ                          .121           |                .22                        5.75 

1.15 

ll 

A                 li 

.13                             .30 

8.00 

1.60 

l! 

1                        li 

.14 

.39 

10.00 

2.00 

2 

ft 

If 

.16                             .50                      12.30 

2.40 

8i 

I 

2 

.19                             .62 

15.50 

3.10 

2i 

I 

*i 

.26                             .89                      23. 

4.60 

3 

1 

21 

.34                          1.20 

29. 

5.80 

84 

1 

3 

.43                          1.58 

38. 

7.60 

4 

if 

31 

.54                          2.00 

47. 

9.40 

44 

l| 

4 

.65                          2.45 

58.                           12. 

5 

If 
11 

11 

.79                          3.00 
.93                          3.55 

72.                           14. 
82.                           16. 

H 

6 

If 

5 

1.08                           4.15 

94.                           19.                             6i 

if 

64 

1.30                           4.85 

112.                           22.                             7 

if 

5f 

1.46 

5.55 

127. 

25. 

8 

2 

6i 

1.58 

6.30 

140.                            28. 

8 

8| 

74 

2.00                          8.00                    186.                           37.                             9 

21 

7f 

2.50                          9.85 

229. 

46. 

10 

2| 

8| 

3.00                        11.95 

275.                           55. 

11 

Add  10  per  cent,  to  list  price  for  wire  center  or  galvanized  rope. 

SWEDES  IRON  HOISTING  ROPE 

COMPOSED  OF  SIX  STRANDS  OF  NINETEEN  WIRES  EACH  AND  A  HEMP  CENTER 

This  rope  is  used  principally  for  hoisting  and  counterweight  service  on 
elevators.  In  most  cases  it  has  been  found  advantageous  to  substitute  steel  for 
iron  wire  rope,  and  in  making  such  substitution  it  is  well  to  use  the  same  size 
rope,  thereby  taking  full  advantage  of  the  increased  strength  and  wearing-capacity 
of  steel  over  iron. 


Diameter 

Circum- 
ference 

List  Price 

Approx. 
Weight 
Per  Foot 

Approx. 
Strength 
in  Tons  of 

Proper 
Working 
Load  in  Tons 

Diameter  of 
Drum  or 
Sheave  in 

in  Inches 

in  Inches 

Per  Foot 

in  Pounds 

2000  Ibs. 

of  2000  Ibs. 

Feet  Advised 

i 

t    - 

i 

$0.064 

.10 

1.10 

.22 

n 

5S 

i 

.06f 

.15 

1.50 

.30 

2 

•-  -i 

•    . 

14 

.07 

.22 

2.40 

.48 

21 

• 

(£ 

li 

.071 

.30 

2.90 

.58 

2f 

h 

11 

.081 

.39 

3.90 

.78 

3 

• 

* 

if 

.10 

.50 

4.70 

.94 

31 

.i 

2 

.12 

.62 

6.00 

1.20 

4 

•j 

21 

.16 

.89 

8.50 

1.70 

4it 

• 

2| 

.20 

1.20 

11.80 

2.36 

51 

i 

3 

.26 

1.58 

14.50 

2.90 

6 

14 

31 

.33 

2.00 

18.60 

3.72 

7 

i 

4 

.40 

2.45 

22.80 

4.56 

71 

ij 
ii 

11 

.49 
.57 

3.00 
3.55 

28. 
33. 

5.60 
6.60 

81 
9 

i 

5 

.65 

4.15 

38. 

7.60                      10 

ii 

51 

.80 

4.85 

44. 

8.80                      11 

i. 

5f 

.88 

5.55 

50. 

10.00                      12 

2 

61 

.95 

6.30 

55. 

11.00                      12 

2; 

f 

74 

1.17 

8.00 

72. 

14.40                      14 

2 

r 

7£ 

1.40 

9.85 

92.                           18.40                      15 

' 

8| 

1.70 

11.95 

111.                           22.20                      17 

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Wire  Rope 


CRUCIBLE    CAST    STEEL    TRANSMISSION    AND    HAULAGE 

ROPE 


This  rope  is  composed  of  six  strands  of  seven  wires  each, 
or  forty-two  wires  in  all,  laid  around  a  hemp  center.  Having 
fewer  wires  than  hoisting  rope  it  is  much  stiffer  and  requires 
larger  sheaves. 

It  is  suitable  for  standing  rope,  ferry  rope,  sand  lines,  guys, 
rigging,  and  is  especially  adapted  for  underground  haulage  in 


Fig.    707 


i                                     1 

Diameter 

Approx.                 Approx. 
Circum-                                               Weight                  Strength 
ference              List  Price              Per  Foot              in  Tons  of 

Proper 
Working 
Load  in  Tons 

Diameter  of 
Drum  or 
Sheave  in 

in  Inches 

in  Inches 

Per  Foot              in  Pounds              2000  Ibs. 

of  2000  Ibs. 

Feet  Advised 

A 

i 

$0.04 

.125 

2.5 

.50 

1* 

1 

.04*                          .15 

3.5 

.70                        2} 

3 

11 

.05* 

.22 

4.6 

.92                        2£ 

T7ff 

lj 

.06*                          .30 

5.5 

1.10                        3 

£ 

1* 

.08 

.39 

7.7 

1.50                        3* 

9 

if 

.10 

.50 

10.0 

2.00                        4 

| 

2 

.12 

.62 

13.0 

2.60                        4* 

H 

21 

.14*. 

.75 

15.4 

3.10 

4£ 

21 

.17 

.89 

18.6 

3.70                        5 

I 

if 

.221 

1.20 

24. 

4.80                        6 

i 

3 

.29 

1.58 

31. 

6.20                        7 

11 

8} 

.36 

2.00 

37. 

7,40                        8 

li 

4 

.43 

2.45 

46. 

9.20                        9 

if 

H 

.51 

3.00 

53. 

10.60                      10 

li 

4f 

.60             1             3.55 

63. 

12.60                      11 

Add  10  per  cent,  to  list  price  for  wire  center  or  galvanized  rope. 


SWEDES  IRON  TRANSMISSION  AND  HAULAGE -ROPE 

COMPOSED  OF  SIX  STRANDS  OF  SEVEN  WIRES  EACH  AND  A  HEMP  CENTER 


Diameter 

Circum- 
ference 

List  Price 

Approx. 
Weight 
Per  Foot 

Approx. 
Strength 
in  Tons  of 

Proper 
Working 
Load  in  Tons 

Diameter  of 
Drum  or 
Sheave  in 

in  Inches 

in  Inches 

Per  Foot 

in  Pounds 

2000  Ibs. 

of  2000  Ibs. 

Feet  Advised 

& 

1 

$0.03i 

.125 

1.2 

.24 

3 

JL 

1 

.03| 

.15 

1.7 

.34 

3* 

3 

14 

.041                           .22 

2.2 

.44 

4 

T7«f     .                            11 

.05*                           .30 

2.6 

.52 

4* 

If 

.06* 

.39                        3.7 

.74                        5* 

9 

li                           .081 

.50 

4.8 

.96                         6 

f                        2"                           .10                             .62 

6.0 

1.20                        7 

«                      2i                           .12                             .75 
21                           .14                             .89 

7.3 
8.8 

1.50                        71 
1.70                        7* 

| 

2J                           .18*                        1.20 

12. 

2.40                        9 

1 

3                             .24                           1.58 

15.                             3.00                      10* 

11 

ii 

.30 

2.00 

19.                             3.80                      12 

li 

4 

.36 

2.45 

23. 

4.60 

13 

11 

«i 

.43 

3.00 

28. 

5.60 

15 

li 

4J                          .51 

3.55 

32. 

6.40 

16 

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291 


Galvanized  Steel  Wire  Strand 


Fig.  708 

COMPOSED  OF  SEVEN  STEEL  WIRES  TWISTED  INTO  A  SINGLE  STRAND 
Used    for   guys    on    smokestacks,   telegraph    and    telephone   poles,    for    signal 
strand,  for  suspending  trolley  wire  and  as  messenger  strand,  for  span  wire  and 
other  purposes. 


332 

4 

A 

& 

& 

Approximate  weight  per  100  feet  pounds 

a 

400 
$0.80 

3.2 

500 
$1.00 

5.5 

900 
$1.15 

7.5 
1400 
$1.25 

9.5 
1800 
$1.50 

Approximate  strength     " 

List  price                                                   per  100  feet 

Diameter   inches 

1 

& 

I 

iV 

i 

Approximate  weight  per  100  feet  pounds 

12.5                21. 
2300               3800 
$1.75       !       $2.25 

29.5 

5000 
$2.75 

41.5 

6500 
$3.75 

51. 

8500 
$4.50 

List  price  per   100   feet 

Sash  Cord 


Fig.  709 
COMPOSED  OF  SIX  STRANDS  OF  SEVEN  WIRES  EACH  AND  A  COTTON  CENTER 


List  Price  Per 
Foot 

Diameter 
in  Inches 

Weight 
Per  Foot  in 
Pounds 

Approximate 
Breaking  Stress 
in  Pounds 

Iron 
Annealed 
or 
Bright 

Tinned 
or 
Galvanized 
Iron 

1 
Copper 

Iron 

Copper 

Bright 
Iron 

Annealed 
Iron 

Bright 
Copper 

$o.ou 

.011 
.Olf 
.02i 
.02|. 
.03 

$0.01| 
.02 
.021 
.03 
.031 
.04 

$0.03 
.031 
.04| 

.06 
.07* 
.09 

A 

\ 

.006 
.014 
.025 
.056 
.077 
.101 

.007 
.016 
.029 
.064 
.087 
.115 

140 
320 
550 
1400 
1800 
2200 

110 
250 
425 
1100 
1411 
1650 

90 
200 
350 
840 
1080 
1320 

Galvanized  Oval  Thimbles 


LOOSE 


Fig.   710 


Width  of 
Score, 

Circumference 
of  Rope, 

Price, 

Width  of 
Score, 

Circumference 
of  Rope, 

Price, 

Inches 

Inches 

Each 

Inches 

Inches 

Each 

i 

1 

$0.08 

I 

24 

$0.15 

A 

1 

.08 

x 

2| 

.16 

i 

It 

.09 

1 

3 

.20 

t 

f 

lj 
U 

n 

2                  ! 

.10 
.11 
.12 
.13 

i] 

11 

31       ' 

ll 

.25 
.33 
.42 
.50 

Wire  Rope  Clips 


Diameter 
of  Rope, 
Inches 

Price, 
Each 

Diameter 
of  Rope, 
Inches 

Price, 
Each 

Diameter 
of  Rope, 
Inches 

Price, 
Each 

i 

$0.25 
.25 
.25 
.30 

i  't 

$0.30 
.35 
.35 
.40 

!,' 

a 

$0.45 
.50 
.60 
.65 

Fig.   711 


Sheffield  Rail  Drills 

Eclipse  Track  Drills 

Track  Tools 

Car  Movers 


Picks 

Mattocks 

Shovels 

Wheelbarrows 


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293 


Track  Appliances 


Ready  For  Operation 
Fig.    713 

No.  5  SHEFFIELD  RAIL  DRILLS 

WITH  UNDER  RAIL  ATTACHMENT 

An  exclusive  feature  of  this  drill  and  one  not  possessed  by  any  other  on  the 
market  is  the  quick  feed  and  return  by  which  the  drill  can  be  quickly  set  up 
against  the  rail  when  drilling  is  commenced,  and  as  quickly  run  back  when  the 
hole  is  completed. 

It  also  has  a  variable  speed;  that  is,  when  the  regular  feed  for  drilling  is 
thrown  in,  it  can  be  so  adjusted  that  the  feeding  pawl  will  move  the  ratchet 
either  one  or  two  notches  at  a  time,  the  adjustment  being  easily  and  quickly 
changed.  With  the  under  rail  attachment  nothing  is  necessary  to  permit  the 
passing  of  trains  except  the  removal  of  the  spindle,  which  is  detachable  and 
can  be  removed  in  a  few  seconds,  the  hooks  of  the  under  rail  attachment  passing 
under  instead  of  over  the  rail  and  engaging  the  rail  flange.  This  will  permit 
of  the  drill  being  left  in  position  without  any  chance  for  injury  by  locomotive 
or  cars  passing  over  it. 

The  drill  spin-die  has  a  hardened  steel  thrust  bearing.  The  parts  are  compact 
and  few  in  number.  The  chuck  is  fitted  for  41/64-inch  shank  drills. 

Weight 135  pounds 

Price Each  $30.00 

ECLIPSE  TRACK  DRILLS 

This  Drill  has  very  few  parts  »and 
all  encased  safe  from  the  cutting 
action  of  gravel  and  sand.  Drills 
four  holes  at  one  setting.  Frame  slides 
are  wrought  steel.  All  moving  parts — 
ratchet,  pawl,  brace,  bit  stock  and 
drill — are  of  toughest  tool  steel.  Quick 
acting,  strong,  durable.  The  chuck 
is  fitted  for  square  shank  ratchet 
drills. 

Weight     35  pounds 

Fig.  714  Price Each    $10.00 


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Track  Appliances 


ig.  715— Claw  Bar— With  Heel.     Weight,  24  to  30  Pounds. 


Fig.  716— Lining  Bar— Diamond  Point.     Weight,  24  Pounds. 


Fig.  717 — Lining  Bar— Pinch  Point.     Weight,  24  Pounds. 


Fig.  718— Lining  Bar — Wedge  Point.     Weight,  24  Pounds. 


Fig.   719— Tamping  Bar.     Weight,   14  Pounds 


Fig.   720— Track  Wrench.     Weight,   6  Pounds. 


Fig.   721 — Rail  Fork.     Weight,   13  to   15  Pounds. 


Rail  Tongs.        UT        ~^J  Weight,  18  to  20  Pounds. 

Fig.    722' 


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Track  Appliances 


FAIRBANKS-MORSE  DROP  FORGED 
CLAW  BARS 

Are  handled  in  the  same  manner  as  any  standard  claw 
bar — no  time  consumed  in  learning  how. 

Claw  drop  forged  from  crucible  tool  steel. 

Will  last  longer  and  give  better  service  on  account  of 
quality  of  material. 

When  claw  is  worn  or  broken,  new  claw  can  be  bolted 
to  original  bar  immediately,  with  no  loss  of  time  to  working 
gang. 

There  is  no  strain  on  bolt,  which  is  held  in  place  by  split 
key,  therefore  no  bending  or  wearing  of  bolt. 

One  bar  outwears  several  claws,  because  there  is  no  wear 
on  this  portion  of  the  tool. 

When  a  claw  bar  of  standard  type  wears  out  or  is 
broken,  it  usually  costs  as  much  to  repair  it,  if  the  whole  bar 
is  not  scrapped,  as  a  new  claw  of  our  pattern.  You  get  prac- 
tically a  new  claw  bar  for  the  cost  of  a  claw. 

This  claw  bar  will  lift  any  standard  spike  with  a  head, 
from  any  tie,  and  without  bending,  quicker  and  easier  than 
any  other  bar  on  the  market,  as  the  leverage  is  at  the  spike. 

Weight  of  claw  bar  complete 28  pounds 


Fig.    723 


SPIKE  MAULS 


TRACK  PUNCHES 


TRACK  CHISELS 


Standard 
Pattern 
Fig.  724 


Pittsburg 
Pattern 
Fig.   725 


Fig.   726 


Square 
Pattern 
Fig.  728 


STANDARD  PATTERN  SPIKE 

MAULS 

Weight,     8  pounds... Per  pound  $0.30 
Weight,  10  pounds... Per  pound      .30 

PITTSBURG    PATTERN    SPIKE 

MAULS 

Weight,     8  pounds... Per  pound  $0.30 
Weight,  10  pounds... Per  pound*    .30 


TRACK  CHISELS 
Weight,  5  pounds. ..  .Per  pound  $0.40 

ROUND    PATTERN    TRACK 

PUNCHES 
Weight,  5  pounds. ..  .Per  pound  $0.40 

SQUARE    PATTERN    TRACK 

PUNCHES 
Weight,  5  pounds. ..  .Per  pound  $0.40 


296 


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Track  Appliances 

TRACK  LEVELS 


Fig.  729 

Made  of  white  pine.  1^4x5^  inches  wide,  6l/2  feet  long,  with  steel  band, 
painted.  Spirit  glass  set  in  top  and  protected  by  handle.  One  end  is  cut  into 
steps  and  used  to  obtain  proper  elevation  at  curves. 

Weight 12  pounds 

Price : Each  $3.00 

HUNTINGTON  TRACK  GAUGES 


Fig.  730 

Pipe  stem  with  malleable  iron  prongs.  One  arched  with  double  bearing  on 
track.  The  other  plain,  with  single  bearing.  Standard  gauge,  4  feet  8^  inches 
between  rails. 

Weight 10  pounds 

Price Each  $3.00 


JIM  CROWS  OR  RAIL  BENDERS 

Forged    of    solid    machine     steel    with 
machine  steel  screws. 


Number 

Will  Bend 

Weight  Complete 
with  Wrench 

Price, 
Each 

1 
2 
3 
4 
5 

100  ib.  rail 
75  ft.   " 
56  ft>.   " 
30  ft.   " 
20  ft).   " 

225  Ibs. 
175  Ibs. 
125  Ibs. 
85  Ibs. 
70  Ibs. 

$50.00 
43.00 
32.50 
24.50 
80.50 

Fig.    731 

SAMSON  CAR  MOVERS 

A  powerful  and  simple  device  for 
moving  railway  cars.  The  spur  and 
spring  are  held  in  place  by  a  patent 
clamping  device.  The  spur  can  be 
taken  out  and  changed  from  a  dull 
to  a  sharp  edge,  or  can  be  readily 
replaced  with  a  new  spur. 

The  best  selected  malleable  castings 
and  hardwood  handles  make  it  light 
and  strong. 

Weight 15  pounds 

Price Each    $5.00 


Fig.  732 


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297 


Picks 

RAILROAD  OR  CLAY  PICKS 


ADZE  EYE 
Made  from  one  piece  of  solid  steel 
Weight  Each  Per  Dozen 

4  to  5  pounds  $13.00 

5  to  6  pounds     14.00 


Fig.  733 


OIL  FINISH 

carefully  ground,  tempered  and  tested. 
Weight  Each  Per  Dozen 

6  to  7  pounds $15.00 

7  to  8  pounds  16.00 


RAILROAD  "V"  TAMPING  PICKS 


6  to  7  pounds 


Fig.    734 

ADZE  EYE  OIL  FINISH 

Made  from  one  piece  of  solid  steel 
.  Per  dozen  $18.00        7  to  8  pounds 
8  to  9  pounds Per  dozen  $20.00 

DRIFTING  PICKS 

REGULAR  PATTERN 


Per  dozen  $19.00 


Fig.  735 

ADZE  EYE  OIL  FINISH 

Made  from  one  piece  of  solid  steel 

Size  Weight  Each      Per  Dozen  Size  Weight  Each 

1  3       pounds  $12.50  3  4l/2  pounds 

iy2  3y2  pounds  13.50  4  5       pounds 

4      pounds  14.00 

POLL  PICKS 


Per  Dozen 

$15.00 

16.00 


Size 
1 
2 
3 


Fig.  736 

ADZE  EYE  OIL  FINISH 

Made  from  one  piece  of  solid  steel 
Weight  Each 
Zl/2  pounds 
4      pounds 
4^  pounds 

LONG  CUTTER  MATTOCKS 


Per  Dozen 

$18.00 

19.00 

20.00 


JAPANNED  BODY  TEMPERED  AND^POLISHED  STEEL  BITS 

Size  hoe,  8^x4i  inches.     Size  cutter,  6x3  inches.     Average  weight  each,  6  pounds. 
Per  dozen $17.00 


ADZE  EYE 


298 


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Shovels 

All  shovels  and  scoops  are  regularly  put  up  in  bundles  of  one-half  dozen  each. 

In  ordering  always  specify  figure  number,  grade,  finish  (black  or  polished), 
size  number,  square  or  round  point,  "D"  or  long  handle. 

Our  stock  comprises  three  grades  known  as: — 

Extra  Brand — Our  first  grade,  made  from  carbon  crucible  steel,  No.  13 
gauge  with  XX  handles. 

Victor  Brand — Our  second  grade,  made  from  carbon  open  hearth  steel,  No.  14 
gauge  with  X  handles. 

Defender  Brand — Our  third -grade,  made  from  carbon  Bessemer  steel,  No.  13 
gauge  with  No.  1  handles. 

LONG  HANDLE 
SQUARE    POINT— PLAIN    BACK 


Trade 
Number 

Grade 

Finish 

Weight  per 
Dozen, 
Pounds 

Size 
Number 

Square  Point 

Width, 
Inches 

Length, 
Inches 

1200 
1200 
1200 

Victor 
Victor 
Victor 

Polished 
Polished 
Polished 

60 
62 
64 

2 
3 
4 

9* 
9J 
10| 

11! 
124 
12] 

LONG   HANDLE,    SQUARE   POINT,    BACK    STRAP    (Not    Illustrated) 


Trade 

Number 

Grade 

Finish 

Weight  per 
Dozen, 
Pounds 

Size 
Number 

Square  Point 

Width, 
Inches 

Length, 
Inches 

1200 

Extra 

Polished 

68 

2 

9* 

llf 

LONG  HANDLE 
ROUND    POINT— PLAIN    BACK 


Fig.   739 


Trade 
Number 

Grade 

Finish 

Weight  per 
Dozen, 
Pounds 

Size 
Number 

Round  Point 

Width, 
Inches 

Length, 
Inches 

1204 
1204 
1204 

Extra 
Victor 
Defender 

Polished 
Polished 
Polished 

70 

72 
60 

2 
2 
2 

9i 
9i 
9i 

12f 
12  J 
12J 

LONG  HANDLE,    ROUND   POINT,   BACK   STRAP    (Not   Illustrated) 


Trade 

Number 

Grade 

Finish 

Weight  per 
Dozen, 
Pounds 

Size 

Number 

Round  Point 

Width, 

Inches 

Length, 
Inches 

1204 
1204 

Extra 
Extra 

Polished 
Black 

70 
70 

2 
2 

»i 

91 

12f 
12§ 

WESTERN  MINING  SHOVELS 

LONG  HANDLE,  ROUND  POINT,  BACK  STRAP 


Fig.   740 


Trade 
Number 

Grade 

Finish 

Spring 

Weight  per 
Dozen, 
Pounds 

Size 
Number 

Round  Point 

Width, 
Inches 

Length, 
Inches 

1205 
1205 
1205 

Extra 
Victor 
Victor 

Polished 
Polished 
Polished 

Half 
Half 
Full 

72 
68 
68 

2 
2 
2 

9* 
0| 

9* 

llf 
llf 
111 

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299 


Shovels 


"D"  HANDLE 
SQUARE  POINT— PLAIN  BACK 


Fig.    741 


Trade 

Square 

Point 

Number 

Grade 

Finish 

Dozen, 
Pounds 

of  Handle, 
Inches 

Size 
Number 

Width, 
Inches 

Length, 

Inches 

1201 
1201 
1201 
1201 

Extra 
Extra 
Victor 
Victor 

Black 
Polished 
Polished 
Polished 

71 
68 
62 
64 

31 
27 

27 
27 

2 
2 
3 

4 

9i 

91 
9f 
10} 

11J 
11| 
12i 

|*1 

Fig.    742 


"D"  HANDLE 
ROUND   POINT— PLAIN    BACK 


Trade 
Number 

Grade 

Finish 

Weight  per 
Dozen, 
Pounds 

Length 
of  Handle, 
Inches 

Size 
Number 

Round  Point 

Width, 
Inches 

Length, 

Inches 

1203 

Extra 

Polished 

70 

27 

2 

9* 

12f 

"D"  HANDLE,   ROUND  POINT,   RIVETED   BACK,   SOCKET   STRAPPED 

HANDLE  41  INCHES  LONGER  THAN  REGULAR 

(Not  Illustrated) 


Trade 

Number 

Grade 

Finish 

Weight  per 
Dozen, 
Pounds 

Length 
of  Handle, 
Inches 

Size 

Number 

Round  Point 

Width, 
Inches 

Length, 
Inches 

1203 

Extra 

Black 

72                     311 

3 

91 

13i 

Scoops 


"D"  HANDLE 
WESTERN  PATTERN— HOLLOW  BACK 


Fig.    743 


Trade 
Number 

Grade 

Finish 

Weight  per 
Dozen, 
Pounds 

Size 

Number 

Size 

Width, 
Inches 

Length, 
Inches 

1220 
1220 
1220 
1220 

Eclipse 
Eclipse 
Eclipse 
Eclipse 

Half-Polish 
Half-Polish 
Half-Polish 
Half-Polish 

'84* 
86 
88 

3 
4 
5 
6 

121 
121 
131 

15 

16 

16* 

Telegraph  Spoons 

PLAIN  BACK— 7-FOOT  HANDLE 


Fig.  744 


Trade 
Number 

Grade 

Finish 

Weight  per 
Dozen, 
Pounds 

Size 
Number 

Round  Point 

Width, 
Inches 

Length, 
Inches 

1222 

Extra 

Black 

84 

2 

9* 

111 

300 


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Wheelbarrows 

TUBULAR  STEEL 

ADAPTED    FOR    MINES,    MILLS, 
FOUNDRIES,   FARMS  AND 

RAILROADS 

Tray  pressed  in  one  piece  from  a 
solid  sheet  of  No.  15  gauge  steel  and 
has  a  flange  turned  over  a  5/16-inch 
steel  rod  passing  entirely  around  the 

JJQ    4 p-      74g  tray,  giving  a  finished  appearance  and 

strengthening  it. 

Tubular  steel  handles  in  one  piece  passing  around  the  wheel  in  front,  forming 
a  wheel  guard  and  also  a  rest  for  dumping.     Equipped  with  patent  steel  wheel. 
No.  A — Capacity,  3  cubic  feet;  greatest  length,  3Sy2  inches;  greatest  width,  28^ 
inches;  greatest  depth,  8^2  inches;  weight  each,  75  pounds. 

Price Each  $9.50 


AN  IDEAL  TUBULAR  STEEL  DIRT 
BARROW  FOR  CONTRACTORS 

AND  MINING  WORK 
The  trays,  which  are  of  the  most  ap- 
proved shape,  are  made  of  the  best  grade 
of  steel,  and  have  a  flange  turned  over  a 
5/16-inch  steel  rod  passing  entirely 
around  to  strengthen  it. 

Tubular    steel    handles    in    one    piece  No-  2~ Fis-  746 

passing  around  the  wheel.     Equipped  with  wrought  steel  wheel. 

No.  2 — Capacity,  3^  cubic  feet;  greatest  length,  34  inches;  greatest  width,  29 
inches;  greatest  depth,  11  inches;  tray  of  No.  15  gauge  steel;  weight  each,  70 
pounds. 

Price Each  $10.00 


Semi-Steel  Wheelbarrows 


CONCRETE  WHEELBARROWS 


(Patented) 

This  wheelbarrow  was  designed  and  made 
especially  for  handling  concrete.  In  its  manu- 
facture have  been  introduced  several  patented  im- 
provements, which  places  this  barrow  superior  to 
any  other  on  the  market  for  this  purpose. 

Attention  is  called  to  the  one-piece  "U"  shaped 
wrought  steel  nose  or  yoke  which  holds  the 
handles  together  in  front  of  the  wheel,  so  con- 
structed that  it  serves  as  a  wheel  holder,  and  also 
as  a  pi\ot  to  dump  the  load  either  forward  or 

sideways.  The  channel  legs  and  braces  are  reinforced  at  all  contact  points.  The  tray  is  deep  to 
prevent  the  concrete  from  spilling  over  the  sides  and  capable  of  carrying  all  the  material  a  man  can 
wheel  The  tray  is  supported  in  front  by  a  one-piece  brace,  circular  shaped  at  the  top,  so  as  to 
prevent  the  tray  from  sagging  or  tipping  forward  on  the  wheel.  It  is  equipped  with  a  solid  malleable 
wheel,  the  lasting  qualities  of  which  are  practically  unlimited. 

Concrete—  Capacity,   4  cubic  feet;   greatest  length,   35  inches;   greatest   width,   28   inches;   greatest 
depth,  12  inches;  tray  of  No.  15  gauge  steel;  selected  hardwood  handles;  weight  each,  75  pounds. 
Price  ..............................................  Each  $10.00 


Fig.    747 


BANNER   WHEELBARROWS 

Designed  along  the  same  lines  as  the  •  Con- 
crete wheelbarrows  with  the  exception  that  the 
braces  are  made  in  single  pieces  and  are  equipped 
with  a  wrought  steel  instead  of  a  malleable  wheel. 

Banner— Capacity,  3*  cubic  feet;  greatest 
length,  34  inches;  greatest  width,  29  inches;  great- 
est depth,  11  inches;  tray  of  No.  15  gauge  steel; 
selected  hardwood  handles;  weight  each,  66  pounds. 
Price Each  $9.50 


Fig.    748 


Anvils 

Anvil  Tools 

Blacksmiths'  Tools 

Machinists'  Chisels 


Vises 

Hand  Blowers 

Portable  Forges 

Post  Drills 

Steam  Blowers 

Volume  Blowers 

Volume  Exhausters 

Planing  Mill  Exhausters 

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Eagle"  Anvils 


Fig.    749 


The  Eagle  Anvil  body  is  made  of  gun 
metal — crystallized  iron — which  is  warrant- 
ed neither  to  settle  or  break. 

The  face  is  one  piece  of  best  tool  cast 
steel,  welded  on  perfectly  by  the  process  of 
its  original  and  only  inventor.  It  is  planed 
to  a  true  surface,  tempered  with  uniform 
hardness  and  it  always  remains  so. 

The  steel  horn  is  tough  and  unhardened 
and  will  not  break  or  bend  in  use. 


Face 

Horn 

Face 

Horn 

Weight, 
Pounds 

Length, 
Inches 

Width, 
Inches 

Cutter 
Hole  Square, 
Inches 

Length, 
Inches 

Weight, 
Pounds 

Length, 
Inches 

Width, 
Inches 

Cutter 
Hole  Square, 
Inches 

Length, 
Inches 

50 

9i 

3 

f 

6i 

*150 

14i 

4 

7 

10 

60 

10 

3 

B 

6i 

150 

15 

4 

7 

10 

70 

lOf 

81 

| 

6i 

160 

15 

4i 

10 

80 

io| 

sl 

| 

7i 

170 

15 

4i 

10 

90 

11 

84 

| 

7  > 

180 

15i 

4J 

10 

100 

12 

3i 

a 

81  ! 

200 

U4 

4? 

i 

Hi 

110 

12£ 

3i 

£ 

8i 

225 

16* 

4f 

I 

Hi 

120 

12J 

sj 

£ 

8i 

250 

17i 

5i 

If 

Hi 

130 
140 

13i 
14 

4 
4 

| 

8i 
8* 

275 

300 

17| 
19 

5i 
5i 

1! 

Hi 
Hi 

*Horseshoers'    Special.     The   latest  pattern  Horseshoers'    Special   Anvil  has  an   extra   solid   steel 
clip  on  side  of  horn  for  toeing,  at  same  price  as  the  plain  blacksmiths'  anvil  of  the  same  weight. 


Anvil  Tools 


TOP 

FULLERS 


BOTTOM 
SWAGES 


BOTTOM 
FULLERS 


Fig.   750 


Fig.   751 


Fig.   752 


Fig.    753 


Sizes,  i  to  1 

i  Inches 

Sizes,  i  to  1 

i  Inches 

Sizes,    J   to    i 

Inches 

Sizes,    i   to 

|    Inches 

Per    pound.  .  . 

$0.42 

Per    pound  .  .  . 

$0.42 

Per    pound.  .  .  . 

.  ..$0.42 

Per    pound.  . 

$0.42 

SQUARE 
FLATTERS 


HARDIES 


ROUND 
PUNCHES 


SQUARE 
PUNCHES 


Fig.    754 


Fig.    755 


Fig.    756 


Fig.    757 


Fig.    758 


Sizes,  2  to  4  Inches 

Sizes,  1  to  2  Inches 

Sizes,  \  to  li  Inches 

Sizes,  S  to  1  Inches 

Sizes,  §  to  1  Inches 

Per  pound  $0.42 

Per  pound  $0.42 

Per  pound  $0.42 

Per  pound  $0.42 

Per  pound  $0.42 

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Blacksmiths'  Chisels 


COLD    CHISELS 


HOT  CHISELS 


SPLITTING    CHISELS 


I 

Fig 

J 

759 

1^ 
Fig.    760 

Z_J 

Fig.  761 

Sizes, 

1   to 

2   Inches 

Sizes, 

1   to    2    Inches 

Sizes, 

2J  to  5 

Pounds 

Per 

pound 

$0.42 

Per     pound 

$0.42 

Per     pound 

$0.36 

Blacksmiths'  Sledges 


DOUBLE    FACE 
Fig.    762 


STRAIGHT  PEIN 
Fig.    763 


CROSS  PEIN 
Fig.    764 


Sizes,  8,  10, 

12,  14,  16  Pounds 

Sizes,  8,  10, 

12,  14,  16  Pounds 

Sizes,  8,  10,  12,  14, 

16  Pounds 

Per    pound  .  . 

$0.30 

Per    pound  .  . 

$0.30 

Per    pound  

$0.30 

Blacksmiths'  Tongs 


STRAIGHT    LIP    TONGS 


BOLT  TONGS 


Fig.    765  Fig.    760 

STRAIGHT  LIP  TONGS 


16 

18 

20 

22 

24 

If 

2 

2J 

3 

3| 

Price  per  dozen 

$5.60 

6.00 

6.80 

7.60 

8.40 

BOLT  TONGS 


Length                                     inches 

18 

18 

20 

20 

22 

22 

24 

24 

For  round  iron  inches 

| 

fs 

| 

4 

| 

3 

I 

1 

Approximate  weight  per  pair.  .  .pounds 
Price  per   dozen 

2 
$9.50 

2 
9.50 

2i 
10.50 

81 

10.50 

N 

12.00 

3i 

12.00 

Si 
13.50 

3| 
13.50 

PICK  TONGS  

Fig.  767 
Length,  22  inches.    Approximate  weight  per  pair,  4  pounds.     Price  per  pound,  $0.60 


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Machinists'  Chisels 


FORGED  FROM  HIGH  GRADE  OCTAGON  TOOL  STEEL 
OIL  TEMPERED,  POLISHED  FINISH  HEAD  AND  BEVEL,  NATURAL  FINISH  BODY 


HAND   COLD   CHISELS 


CAPE  CHISELS 


Fig.    769 


HAND  COLD  CHISELS 


£ 

5 

a 

i 

£              £ 

l 

I 

Length                                  inches 

51 

51 

5| 

6 

6f            7£ 

74 

8 

Price                            per   dozen 

$2.50 

2.50 

2.50 

Price...                                     ...oer    pound 

$0.40 

.40           .40 

40 

.40 

CAPE  CHISELS 

When  ordering,  specify  size  of  cutting  edge 


A 

TV 

T5 

a 

£ 

| 

5 

* 

Diameter   of   steel                   .    .    .    inches 

1 

i 

| 

f 

| 

, 

f 

Length                          inches 

5* 

6 

7 

7 

7 

7j 

7* 

71 

Price         per   pound 

$0.50 

.50 

.50 

.50 

.50 

.50 

.50 

.50 

DIAMOND  POINT  CHISELS 


ROUND    NOSE   CHISELS 


Fig.    770 


Fig.    771 


DIAMOND  POINT  CHISELS 

When  ordering,  specify  size  of  point 


inches 

* 

&                    f                     * 

Diameter  of  steel  

inches 

i 

71 
$0.55 

f                     i                     S 
71                   7f                    8 
.55                  .55                  .55 

i 

Length 

inches 

Price 

per   pound 

ROUND  NOSE  CHISELS 

When  ordering,  specify  size  of  point 

S' 

1 

ft                1                 i 

pu 

inches 

a*. 

$0.55 

f                 f                 f 
7                     7                    71 
.55                  .55                  .55 

inches 

Price                               .... 

per   pound 

Hand  Punches 

Fig.   772 

,  POLISI 
BODY 

When  ordering,  specify  diameter  of  point 


SOLID  FORGED  STEEL,  OIL  TEMPERED,  POLISHED  FINISH  POINTS,  NATURAL  FINISH 

BODY 


point    

inches 

i 

f 

} 

f 

5 

steel 

inches 

f 

f 

J 

1 

] 

Length 

inches 

10 

10 

10 

10 

10 

Price        .    .  . 

per    pound 

$0.40 

.40 

.40 

.40 

.40 

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305 


Smith's  Combination  Vises 


Fig.  773  Fig.   774 

Cast  iron  body,  japanned  finish.  Polished  slide  and  parallel  steel-faced  jaws 
Polished  steel  screw  and  sliding  lever  handle.  Pipe  jaws  milled  from  tool  steel 
and  tempered  in  oil. 


Number   

1 

2 

3 

4  to  2 

i  to   3 

i  to  4 

Weight    

....    .  .   pounds 

47 

70 

100 

Price    

each 

$16.00 

20.00 

28.00 

PARTS 


Part 

Number 

Name  of  Part 

1 

2 

3 

1 

$0  50 

$0  50 

$0  50 

2 

3  00 

3  75 

4  25 

3 

4 

Front  or  sliding  jaw  with  parallel  jaw  ' 
Short  V  pipe  jaws,  double  per  pair 

3.00 
1  25 

3.75 
1  75 

4.25 
2  25 

5 

Long  V  pipe  jaw,  single  each 

.75 

1.00 

1.25 

6 

Screw,  nut,  handle  and  collar  

1.75 

2.00 

2.25 

7 

Collar    for   screw. 

10 

10 

10 

8 

Nut    

25 

35 

45 

9 

Small    washer  

10 

10 

.10 

10 

Bench    bolt 

15 

15 

15 

11 

20 

20 

20 

12 

Hand   nut  

.25 

.25 

.25 

Pipe  Vises 


Malleable  iron  frame,  with  inter- 
changeable steel  jaws.  Hinged  joint  »on 
one  side  to  open  vise.  Iron  latch  to  hold 
vise  rigid  when  closed. 


Number 

Holds  Pipe, 
Inches 

Weight, 
Pounds 

Price, 
Each 

1 
2 

4  to  2* 
4  to  4* 

16 
30 

$10.00 
20.00 

Fig.   775 


Blacksmiths'  Solid  Box  Vises 

Forged  steel  body,  japanned  finish.  Jaws  forged 
from  one  piece  of  steel.  Polished  jaws,  screw  and 
sliding  lever  handle. 


Fig.   776 


40 

50 

60 

7c 

Weight     pounds 

40 

50 

60 

75 

100 

Width    of   jaws  inches 

4 

44 

5 

Ki 

g 

4 

3 

5 

C  1 

Price    each 

$10.50 

11.50 

13.00 

16.00 

22.00 

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Hand  Blowers 

The  No.  200  Silent  Blower  is  the  most  practical  and 
efficient  blast  producing  machine  on  the  market.  No 
complicated  bearings  to  run  dry,  cut,  wear  out  and 
cause  trouble.  All  shafts  and  pinions  are  run  in  long 
journal  bearings  in  a  solid  dust  and  leak-proof  gear 
case. 

The  same  amount  of  gear  surface  is  always  in  mesh, 
so  that  even  distribution  of  strain  is  maintained.  This 
gives  a  smooth,  easy,  noiseless  rotation,  without  fric- 
tion, wear,  loose  motion  or  back  lash.  The  lower  or 
high  speed  pinion  runs  in  a  bath  of  oil,  lubricating  all 
other  working  parts  by  splashing. 

The  fan  is  hung  to  one  side  of  the  case  almost 
completely  clearing  the  delivery  channel,  which  not 
only  increases,  but  insures  delivery  of  air  to  the  fullest 
capacity  steadily  and  constantly. 

No.  200 — Silent  Blower — 12-inch  fan Each  $37.00 

No    200— Silent  Blower— 14-inch  fan Each     44.00 

No.  200— Silent  Blower— 16-inch  fan Each     48.00 

These  prices  include  "Vulcan"  heavy-duty  tuyere 
iron  and  pipe  connections. 

Weight  of  blower,  100  pounds. 

Weight  of  tuyere  iron,  56  pounds. 


No.    200— Fig.    Ill 


Portable  Forges 

No.  625 — Rivet  Forge  is  the  standard  for  railroads, 
ship  builders,  boiler  makers,  machine  shops,  bridge 
builders  and  structural  iron  workers. 

Wherever  an  outdoor  portable  forge  is  required 
this  machine  will  give  perfect  satisfaction.  It  requires 
little  or  no  attention. 

The  working  parts  are  all  enclosed  in  a  dust-proof 
and  weather-proof  case,  so  that  it  cannot  suffer  from 
exposure  to  the  weather. 

The  wind   shield  and  blower  can   be  detached   and 
packed  in  the  fire  pan  and  the  legs  removed  for   con- 
venience in  transportation  and  may  be  reassembled  in 
a  few  minutes. 
No.  625— 18-inch  fire  pan,  weight,  110  Ibs. . .  .Each  $35.00 


"The    Rivet     Forge' 
No.   625— Fig.   778 


No.   651 — Fig.   779 


No.  651 — This  forge  is  built  of 
heavy  cast  iron,  with  careful  distribu- 
tion of  metal  at  each  point  of  strain. 
The  iron  legs  are  securely  braced 
with  iron  straps,  making  the  base 
steady  and  strong. 

The  ideal  horseshoer's  forge.  It 
meets  his  every  requirement  and  still 
has  capacity  to  spare.  It  occupies 
but  a  small  space  and  can  easily  be 
shifted  to  the  most  convenient  place. 
Above  all,  it  is  an  easy,  quick  heater. 
No.  651 — 23x30-inch  fire  pan, 
complete  with  water  tank, 

weight,  205  pounds Each  $44.00 

No.  651 — 23x30-inch  fire  pan, 
complete  without  water  tank, 
weight,  195  pounds Each  40.00 


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307 


Portable  Forges 


No.  131 — This  forge  is  built  of  heavy  cast  iron.  The 
legs  are  rigidly  braced,  giving  strength  of  support.  Heavy 
sheet  iron  half  hood.  A  good  forge  for  toolmakers, 
jewelers,  repairing,  tempering,  etc. 

No.  131 — 22-inch  fire  pan,  weight,  135  pounds..  Each  $30.00 


No.    131— Fig.    780 


Bench  Forges 


No.  7 — This  forge  is  intended  for  light  work  and  is  to 
be  placed  upon  a  bench  when  in  use.  It  will  produce  a 
welding  heat  on  1-inch  iron  in  10  minutes  and  is  especially 
adapted  for  jewelers,  tinsmiths  and  farmers. 

No.  7 — 15-inch  fire  pan,  weight,  40  pounds. ...  Each  $16.00 

Blacksmiths'  Post  Drills 

BALL-BEARING 


No.   7— Fig.   781 


No.    93A— Fig.    782  No.    99— Fig.    783  No.    152— Fig.    784 

No.  93A — Automatic  and  hand  feed.  Ball  bearing.  Two  speeds.  Hand 
and  power.  Drills  holes  up  to  ll/2  inches.  Drills  to  center  of 
22-inch  circle.  Feed  has  a  run  of  6l/4  inches.  Table  has  a  run 
of  21  inches.  "Sure  Grip"  chuck  bored  for  41/64-inch  shank  drills. 

Length  over  all,  66  inches.    Weight,  395  pounds Each  $40.00 

Tight    and    loose    pulleys,    8x3    inches.     Ordinary    speed,    175 
revolutions. 

No.  99  — Automatic  and  hand  feed.  Ball  bearing.  Two  speeds.  For  hand 
only.  Drills  holes  up  to  1J4  inches.  Drills  to  center  of  15^-inch 
circle.  Feed  has  a  run  of  3  inches.  Table  has  a  run  of  12 
inches.  "Sure  Grip"  chuck  bored  for  41/64-inch  shank  drills. 
Length  over  all,  40  inches.  Weight,  125  pounds Each  $18.00 

No.  152 — Automatic  and  hand  feed.  Ball  bearing.  Three  speeds.  For 
hand  only.  Drills  holes  up  to  \l/4  inches.  Drills  to  center  of 
14-inch  circle.  Feed  has  a  run  of  3  inches.  Table  has  a  run  of 
12  inches.  "Improved"  chuck  bored  for  41/M-inch  shank  drills. 
Length  over  all,  38  inches.  Weight,  80  pounds Each  $10.00 


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Star  Steam  Blowers 


Fig.    785 


Fig.    7J 


These  blowers  are  strong  and  durable.  No  belts  or  pulleys.  Require  but  a 
small  jet  of  steam  or  compressed  air  to  operate  them.  May  be  placed  in  any 
position  and  operated  by  simply  connecting  to  a  boiler  or  compressor.  The 
blast  is  regulated  by  the  globe  valve. 


Number     

3                     4 

7 

Weight 

75                  100 

240 

Outlet 

31                   4S 

61 

Threaded  for  pipe   

inches 

2                      3 

4 

Price    

each 

$30  00             40  00 

90  00 

1 

PARTS 


Part 

Number 

Name  of  Part 

3 

4 

7 

1 

Side    for    cage.  . 

each 

$6  50 

$8  50 

$19  00 

2 

Plain   side 

5  00 

6  50 

14  50 

3 

2  50 

3  50 

8  00 

4 

3  50 

5  00 

14  00 

5 

Funnel  for  cage 

to  screw  on  

2  50 

6 

Cage,   to   screw   < 

jn    

3.50 

• 

7 

Fan 

2  50 

3  50 

8  00 

g 

Shaft 

1  50 

2  00 

4  50 

9 

6  50 

8  00 

18  00 

10 

Blast  nozzle  with 

set  screws  

1.50 

2  50 

5  50 

jl 

20 

30 

60 

12 

Valve 

80   • 

1  30 

2  00 

13 

Washer 

10 

10 

10 

14 

Brass   jet    

.80 

1.00 

1  50 

15 

Grease    cups    .  .  . 

.50 

.50 

.50 

16 

(4) 

10 

10 

10 

17 

(6)                           '.  .  . 

10 

10 

10 

18 

Bolts  for  cage, 

(5).  .  .  •  ' 

.10 

.10 

.10 

FAIRBANKS,  MORSE  &  CO. 


309 


Buffalo  "B"  Volume  Blowers  and  Exhausters 


VOLUME  BLOWER 

RIGHT  HAND,  BOTTOM  HORIZONTAL 

DISCHARGE 

Fig.   787 


-    VOLUME  EXHAUSTER 
RIGHT  HAND,  BOTTOM  HORIZONTAL 
DISCHARGE 
Fig.  788 


The  shell  and  brackets  of  these  Blowers  and  Exhausters  are  cast-iron,  amply 
strong,  smoothly  finished  and  graceful  in  outline.  The  detachable  side  plates  are 
of  such  diameter  as  to  permit  the  removal  of  the  wheel  through  the  side  of  the 
shell. 

The  bearings  are  long,  self-oiling,  self-aligning  in  every  direction,  and  finely 
finished. 

The  wheel  is  given  a  running  balance,  being  perfectly  smooth  and  quiet  in 
operation. 

The  Blowers  are  useful  wherever  a  large  volume  of  air  at  moderate  pressure 
is  desired,  hence  are  applicable  for  creating  forced  draft  for  boilers,  bagasse 
furnaces,  hollow-blast  grates,  garbage  furnaces,  tan  bark  and  refuse  burning, 
forge  fires  and  heating  furnaces,  producer  gas  plants,  etc. 

The  Exhausters  are  especially  adapted  to  handling  gritty  dust,  such  as  comes 
from  emery  wheels,  grinding  and  buffing  hoods,  tumbling  barrels,  and  rattlers; 
also  for  the  removal  of  smoke  from  forge  fires,  steam  from  cooking  vats  or 
kettles,  and  for  exhaust  ventilation  of  offices,  toilet  rooms,  and  underground 
passages.  They  are  constructed  with  special  wheel  of  non-corrosive  material  for 
handling  fumes  and  gases  common  to  chemical  works,  varnish  factories,  refineries, 
and  laboratories. 


1 

Pulley 

Trade 

Price, 

Outlet  of      Inlet  of 
Blower,      Exhauster, 

Outlet  of 
Exhauster, 

Weight 
of  Blower, 

Weight 
of  Exhauster, 

Diameter, 

Face, 

Number 

Each 

Inches 

Inches 

Inches 

Inches 

Inches 

Pounds 

Pounds 

1 

$20.00 

4J 

5f 

4| 

3 

21 

55 

60 

2 

25.00 

(J-jJL 

g^L 

3j 

2f 

95 

100 

3 

33.00 

7f 

71 

7& 

4 

31 

155                     170 

4 

44.00 

9                     9"                       9" 

5                      4" 

190                     200 

5                  55.00 

lOf                 lOf                    lOf 

5| 

41 

265                     275 

6                  70.00 

11-                 124                   11 

61 

51 

365                     380 

7                   90.00 

14                  14 

14 

71 

61 

550 

575 

8 

150.00 

16|                16                     16g 

81 

71 

700 

725 

9 

200.00 

17f                17i 

17! 

H 

81 

1050 

1100 

10                250.00 

21                  21 

21 

12 

10 

1600 

1600 

11 

350.00 

24*                241                   241 

14                    12 

3200 

3200 

Trade  number,  price,  and  pulley  dimensions  refer  to  either  Blower  or  Exhauster. 


310 


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Buffalo  Steel  Plate  Planing  Mill  Exhausters 

These  Exhausters  have  a  reversible  housing,  adjustable 
to  either  hand  and  to  any  direction  of  discharge.  All  the 
adjustments  are  made  in  a  few  minutes  and  on  the  outside 
of  the  housing. 

To  change  the  direction  of  discharge,  loosen  the  eight 
bolts  in  the  ring  of  each  pedestal;  then  revolve  the  housing 
until  the  discharge  points  in  the  desired  direction. 

To  change  the  hand,  remove  these  bolts,  loosen  the 
set  screws  holding  the  fan  to  the  shaft,  then  shift  the 
pedestals.  This  operation  is  quickly  and  easily  done. 

The  advantages  of  this  fan  are  self  evident.  In  one  fan 
is  the  ability  to  meet  any  requirement,  be  it  of  hand  or  of 
discharge.  Eliminates  any  necessity  for  crossed  belts  and 
avoids  all  sharp  angles. 

To  users  this  is;  desirable  because  it  is  frequently  neces- 
sary to  change  the  position  of  the  fan,  due  to  alterations 
or  enlargement  of  the  building.  The  fan  can  quickly  be 
adjusted  to  the  new  position  and  meets  the  requirements 
equally  to  a  fan  built  for  the  place. 

The  inlet  and  bearing  pedestals  are  of  heavy  cast  iron, 
reinforced  by  a  proper  distribution  of  metal  at  every  point 
of  strain. 

The  journals,  five  diameters  in  length,  lined  with  babbitt 
metal,  have  two  chambers  for  the  oil  rings.  These  rings 
constantly  carry  oil  around  the  shaft.  It  is  impossible  for 
the  bearings  to  be  without  lubrication  as  long  as  there  is  oil  in  the  chambers. 


Right  Hand,   Bottom   Horizontal 
Discharge 
Fig.   789 


Trade 
Number 

Width 
of  Fan, 
Inches 

Outside 
Diameter 
of  Inlet, 
Inches 

Outside  Diameter 
of  Outlet, 
Inches 

Pulley 

Weight, 
Pounds 

Price, 
Each 

Diameter, 
Inches 

Face, 
Inches 

30 
35 
40 
45 
50 
55 
60 
70 
80 

32i 
36i 
39f 
43£ 
47i 
51 
54 
60J 
64| 

12 
14 
16 
18 
20 
22 
24 
28 
32 

12 
14 
16 
18 
20 
22 
24 
28 
32 

6 
7 
8 
9 
10 
11 
12 
14 
16 

44 

5* 

el 
T| 

8} 

if 
loi 
ill 

12* 

325 
420 
590 
745 
1025 
1175 
1525 
1810 
2100 

$55.00 
70.00 
90.00 
115.00 
150.00 
185.00 
200.00 
250.00 
300.00 

Buffalo  Double  Fan  Steel  Plate  Planing  Mill  Exhausters  can  be  furnished  on  special  orders  for 
factory  shipment.      Prices  upon  application. 


TABLE  OF  SPEEDS,  CAPACITIES  AND  HORSE  POWER 


Trade 
Number 

One  Ounce 

Two  Ounce 

Three  Ounce 

R.  P.  M. 

Capacity 

H.  P. 

R.  P.  M. 

Capacity 

H.  P. 

R.  P.  M. 

Capacity 

H.  P. 

30 
35 
40 
45 
50 
55 
60 
70 
80 

1025 
890 
770 
690 
622 
570 
520 
450 
390 

1650 
2300 
3000 
3825 
4750 
5750 
6900 
9400 
12200 

.90 
1.25 
1.63 
2.08 
2.58 
3.12 
3.75 
5.10 
6.63 

1450 
1260 
1090 
976 
880 
806 
735 
637 
552 

2340 
3250 
4250 
5410 
6720 
8120 
9750 
13300 
17280 

2.55 
3.53 
4.60 
5.95 

7.28 
8.83 
10.60 
14.50 
18.75 

1775 
1540 
1334 
1195 
1078 
987 
900 
780 
676 

2850 
3975 
5190 
6620 
8220 
9950 
11950 
16300 
21200 

4.65 
6.48 
8.40 
10.78 
13.38 
16.25 
19.50 
26.60 
34.50 

Trade 
Number 

Four  Ounce 

Five  Ounce 

Six  Ounce 

R.  P.  M. 

Capacity 

H.  P. 

R.  P.  M. 

Capacity 

H.  P. 

R.  P.  M. 

Capacity 

H.  P. 

30 
35 
40 
45 
50 
55 
60 
70 
80 

2050 
1780 
1540 
1380 
1245 
1140 
1040 
900 
780 

3300 
4600 
6000 
7650 
9500 
11500 
13800 
18800 
24400 

7.20 
10.00 
13.00 
16.60 
20.60 
25.00 
30.00 
40.90 
53.00 

2290 
1990 
1722 
1542 
1391 
1275 
1162 
1005 
872 

3680 
5140 
6700 
8550 
10600 
12850 
15400 
21000 
27300 

10.05 
13.92 
18.15 
23.20 
28.80 
34.90 
41.90 
56.90 
74.00 

2510 
2180 
1888 
1690 
1525 
1398 
1273 
1100 
956 

4040 
5630 
7350 
9350 
11620 
14080 
16900 
23000 
29850 

13.32 
18.35 
23.85 
30.40 
37.90 
45.80 
55.00 
75.00 
97.20 

Twist  Drills 

Sockets,  Sleeves,  Etc. 
Ratchets 

Drilling  Posts 

\ 

Taps 

Countersinks 

Reamers 

Screwplates 

Stocks  and  Dies 

Pipe  Machines 

Pipe  Cutters 

Pipe  Tongs 

Wrenches 

Pliers 

Snips 

Soldering  Coppers 

Fire  Pots 

Torches 

Cant  Hooks,  Peavies,  Etc. 

Pages  311  to  330  Inclusive 


312 


FAIRBANKS,  MORSE  &  CO. 


Twist  Drills 


Fig.  790 

No.  114— BIT  STOCK— FOR  METAL  OR  WOOD 

These  Bit  Stock  Drills  will  fit  any  brace  on  the  market,  and  will  drill  steel, 
iron,  or  other  metals,  as  well  as  wood.  They  are  not  injured  by  contact  with 
screws  or  nails,  and  will  bore  any  kind  of  wood  without  splitting  it. 


1  Length 

Length 

Length 

Diam- 

Price, 

Over 

Diam- 

Price, 

Over 

Diam- 

Price, 

Over 

eter, 

Per 

Price, 

All, 

eter, 

Per 

Price, 

All, 

eter, 

Per 

Price, 

All, 

Inches 

Dozen 

Each 

Inches 

Inches 

Dozen 

Each 

Inches 

Inches 

Dozen 

Each 

Inches 

5lV 

$1.50 

$0.14 

3^ 

19/64 

$5.05 

$0.46 

54 

l| 

$19.15 

$1.60 

7* 

1.60 

.15 

4 

ft 

5.40 

.48 

64 

19.75 

1.65 

7* 

J 

1.65 

.16 

4 

2vL 

5.85 

.51 

51 

§§ 

20.95 

1.75 

7| 

7/64 

1.90 

.18 

4 

44 

6.30 

.54 

5| 

i| 

21.55 

1.80 

74 

t 

2.10 

.20 

4 

f               7.20             .62 

6 

n 

22.75 

1.90 

74 

9/64 

2.35 

.22 

4j 

4§              8.00             .68 

6i 

|         i     23.35 

1.95 

7* 

& 

2.60 

.24 

4i 

T?ff 

8.80             .75 

64 

il 

24.55 

2.05 

74 

11 

2.85 

.26 

if              9.60       •       .82 

6f 

25.75 

2.15 

74 

3.10 

.29 

3 

£ 

10.30 

.87 

7 

H 

26.95 

2.25 

74 

it 

3.35 

.31 

§ 

11.00 

.92 

7i 

i 

28.15 

2.35 

74 

JL 

3.60 

.33 

4j 

14.35 

1.20 

74 

IT'S 

35.95 

3.00 

74 

15/64 

3.85 

.36 

5 

II 

15.55 

1.30 

74 

14 

40.15 

3.35 

74 

| 

4.10 

.38 

5 

16.15 

1.35 

74 

1ft 

43.15 

3.60 

74 

17/64 

4.40 

.41 

5i 

fi 

17.35 

1.45 

74 

li 

44.95 

3.75 

74 

4.70 

.43 

5i 

tt 

17.95 

1.50 

74 

FOR  BLACKSMITHS'   DRILL  PRESSES 


Fig.  791 

No.  116— BLACKSMITHS'— SHANKS  2%  INCHES  LONG 

Shanks   are   .648-inch   exact   diameter — commonly  called   5^-inch 

Round  with  One  Flat  Side 
No.  116— CARBON  STEEL  DRILLS  No.  431— HIGH  SPEED  DRILLS 


Price  Each 

Length 

Di3.ni- 

Price  Each 

Length 
Over 

Price  Each 

Length 
Over 

Diam- 
eter, 
Inches 

Carbon 
Steel 

High 
Speed 

Over 

All, 
Inches 

eter, 
Inches 

Carbon 
Steel 

High 
Speed 

All, 
Inches 

eter, 
Inches 

Carbon 
Steel 

High 
Speed 

All, 
Inches 

i 

$0.55 

41 

H 

$1.03 

$2.20 

6 

JL 

$2.00 

$4.50 

6 

5 

.58 

H 

f 

1.05 

2.30 

6 

332 

2.10 

4.75 

6 

*a 

.60 

'.'.'.'. 

5| 

1.10 

2.40 

6 

1 

2.20 

5.00 

6 

At 

.65 

5f 

11 

.15 

2.50 

6 

jfe 

2.25 

5.25 

6 

i 

.70 

$1.2  6 

6 

n 

.20 

2.65 

6 

£ 

2.30 

5.50 

6 

9^ 

.73 

1.30 

6 

1 

.25 

2.75 

6 

/2 

2.35           5.80 

6 

f 

.75 

1.40 

6 

II 

.30 

2.90 

6 

I 

2.40           6.10 

6 

11 

.80 

1.50 

6 

If 

.35 

3.00 

6 

I39,j 

2.50 

6.40 

6 

3 

.85 

1.55 

6 

21 

1.40 

3.15 

6 

Il5ff 

2.60 

6.70 

6 

13 

.88 

1.65           6 

1 

.45 

3.30 

6 

ill 

2.70 

7.00 

6 

X 

.90 

1.70 

6 

§1                 -55 

3.50 

6 

If 

2.80 

7.40 

6 

T| 

.93 

1.80 

6 

.60 

3.70 

6 

1JI 

2.90 

7.80 

6 

? 

.95 

1.85 

6 

ii 

.70 

3.90 

6 

1-rV 

3.00 

8.20 

6 

n 

.98 

1.95 

6 

1 

1.80 

4.10 

6 

Isl 

3.10           8.60 

6 

T9<T 

1.00           2.05 

6 

1A 

1.90 

4.30 

6 

l| 

3.20 

9.00 

6 

High   Speed   Drills  with   f-inch   shank  will  be   furnished   in   sizes   over   J-inch    diameter   only   at 
customer's  risk,   as  we  do  not  consider  the  shanks  strong  enough. 


FAIRBANKS,  MORSE  &  CO. 


313 


Twist  Drills 


Fig.   792 

106— TAPER  SHANK— USED  WITH  SOCKET  OR  SLEEVE 

No.   106— CARBON  STEEL  DRILLS  No.  403— HIGH   SPEED  DRILLS 


Price 

Each 

•jr*  ,    v 

S 

Price 

Each 

*§"  ' 

u 

1  " 

Price 

Each 

3 

.St)     Carbon 
5>S   !   Steel 

High 

Speed 

c 
•?. 

u 
B, 
It 

H 

S£ 

Carbon 
Steel 

High 
Speed 

III 

"S 

ct 

7. 

u 

:T 

H 

Carbon 
Steel 

High 
Speed 

c'S-g      | 
i-jOw     53 

4          $0.45 

$0.90 

54 

1 

$1.85 

$3.50 

9} 

If 

$5.20 

$13.75 

144 

s62              .45 

.90 

5§ 

PI 

2.00 

3.75 

94 

HI 

5.40 

14.65 

14f 

i3*              -50 

.90 

5} 

if 

2.15 

4.00 

10 

5.60 

15.50 

572              -55 

.00 

54 

¥ 

2.30 

4.40 

101 

.  j 

"6 

14i 

5.80 

16.40 

144  • 

i             .60 

.10 

64 

2.45 

4.75 

104 

<< 

*li 

6.00 

17.25 

15 

5%              .65 

.20 

61 

ft 

2.60 

5.15 

10| 

. 

1*1 

6.30 

18.15 

154 

.70 

.30 

6| 

•~ 

6.60 

19.00 

151 

44     i         -75 

.40 

64 

6 

it 

2.75 

5.50 

lOf 

•it 

6.90 

20.00 

15| 

I               -80 

1.50 

6f 

£ 

14 

2.90 

5.90 

104 

| 

7.20 

21.00 

154 

41              -85 

1.65 

7 

i 

3.00 

6.25 

11 

21 

7.50 

22.00 

15f 

ft     !         -90 

1.75 

i& 

3.20 

6.75 

114 

f4 

7.80 

23.00 

I5f 

41     ,         .95 

1.90 

ift 

3.40 

7.25 

ill 

ee 

II 

8.10 

24.00 

•   154      i 

4«!       .00 

2.00 

i& 

3.60 

7.75 

3 

8.40 

25.00 

16 

4i    :       .10 

2.15 

8 

if 

3.80 

8.25 

iif 

c 

|5 

8.60 

26.25 

164 

T96              -20 

2.25 

81 

4.00 

8.90 

114 

IT! 

8.80 

27.50 

lT36 

4.20 

9.50 

12 

1  2i 

9.00 

28.75 

16f 

4S           -30 

2.40 

84 

1  33 

4.40 

10.15 

124 

14 

9.20 

30.00 

16* 

I               .40 

2.50 

8| 

e» 

4.50 

10.75 

124 

111 

9.35 

31.25 

164 

§4     1         -50 

2.75 

9 

•  d 

ill 

9.50 

32.50 

164 

14    '       .60 

3.00 

91 

!^ 

Ig92 

4.65 

11.50 

144 

j 

is* 

9.65 

33.75 

164 

If              -70 

3.25 

94 

. 

1-rV 

4.80 

12.25 

141 

0 

2 

9.80 

35.00 

164 

1 

144 

5.00 

13.00 

14§ 

J 

Prices   on  larger  sizes  quoted   upon   application. 

Sixty-fourth  sizes  furnished  at  the  price  of  the  next  larger  size. 

*Discount  changes  at  14-inch  diameter. 


Fig.  793 

No.  108— STRAIGHT  SHANK— SHORT  SET 

JOBBERS'    AND    MACHINISTS'    SETS 
No.  108— CARBON  STEEL  DRILLS  No.    417— HIGH   SPEED   DRILLS 


Dia.ni- 

Price  per  Dozen 

Length 
Over 

Price  per  Dozen 
Diain 

Length 
O,,~r 

J  )icirn- 

Price  per  Dozen 

Length 

eter,        Carbon 

High 

All, 

eter, 

Carbon 

High 

ver 

All, 

eter, 

Carbon        High 

AM, 

Inches       Steel 

Speed       Inches 

Inches 

Steel 

Speed 

Inches 

Inches 

Steel 

Speed 

Inches 

iV 

$1.00 

$12.00 

24 

& 

$2.65 

$7.35 

8} 

8 

$5.40 

$13.50 

5 

V«4 

1.10 

10.00 

si 

15/(w            2.90           7.35 

34 

•Ye* 

5.70 

15.00 

54 

A 

1.20 

9.00 

2| 

1               3.15           7.35 

4" 

4§ 

6.00 

15.00 

51 

7/64 

1.30 

9.00           24 

n/6t             3.40            9.10 

44 

27/w 

6.40     !    17.00 

5§ 

4 

1.45 

8.50           3 

s92              3.65           9.10 

4i 

TV 

6.80 

17.00 

54 

9/64 

1.60 

8.50           34 

]9/6*            3.90         10.50 

4| 

29/64 

7.20         18.75 

5| 

&              1.80 

7.50           S| 

i5«               4.20 

10.50 

4* 

H 

7.50 

18.75 

5} 

"/64                  2.00 

7.50     i       3f 

21/et      >       4.50 

12.00 

41 

31'/6t 

7.75 

20.00 

54 

A              2-20 

6.50           3* 

44              4.80 

12.00           4l 

4 

8.00         20.00 

6 

13/e*            2.40 

7.35           3f 

2V64 

5.10 

13.50 

44 

Fig.   794 

No.  108A— WIRE  GAUGE  DRILLS 

No,   108A— CARBON   STEEL  DRILLS  No.   418— HIGH    SPEED   DRILLS 


Wire 
Gauge 
Number 

Price  per  Dozen 

Wire 
Gauge 
Number 

Price  per  Dozen 

Wire 
Gauge 

Number 

Price  per  Dozen 

Carbon 
Steel 

High 
Speed 

Carbon 
Steel 

High 
Speed 

Carbon 
Steel 

High 
Speed 

1  to    5 
6  to  10 
11  to  12 
13  to  15 
16  to  20 

$2.35 
2.25 
2.10 
2.10 
1.95 

$7.35 
7.35 
7.35 
7.50 
7.50 

21to  22 
23  to  25 
26  to  30 
31  to  35 
36  to  40 

$1.75 
1.75 
1.55 
1.40 
1.25 

$7.50 
8.50 
8.50 
9.00 
9.00 

41 
42  to  45 
46  to  47 
48  to  52 
53  to  60 

$1.10 
1.10 
.95 
.95 
.95 

$9.00 
10.00 
10.00 
12.00 

not  carry  in  stock  High  Speed  Wire  Gauge  Drills,  as  we  consider  their  use  is  of  doubtful 
economy.     We  do  not  recommend  them  in  sizes  smaller  than  No.   19. 


314 


FAIRBANKS,  MORSE  &  CO. 


Twist  Drills 


Fig.   795 

No.  Ill— SQUARE  SHANK  RATCHET  DRILLS 

No.   Ill— CARBON  STEEL  DRILLS  No.   414— HIGH   SPEED   DRILLS 


Price  Each 

Length 

Price  Each 

Length 

Price  Each        i  Length 

Over 

Over 

Over 

uiani- 
eter, 

Carbon    j    High 

All, 

eter, 

Carbon 

High 

All, 

eter,      ,  Carbon 

High 

All, 

Inches 

Steel        Speed 

Inches 

Inches 

Steel 

Speed 

Inches 

Inches 

Steel 

Speed 

Inches 

| 

$0.90     '      .... 

4* 

it 

$1.40 

$3.10 

6i 

iA 

$2.85 

$0.00 

gl 

.95    i      .... 

4* 

A 

1.40 

3.20 

ei 

lA 

3.00 

6.30 

s| 

3 

95          

4i 

.45 

3.30 

gi 

i| 

3.10 

6.70 

9 

S72 

1.00           5 

H 

.45 

3.40 

6^ 

3.25 

7.00           9 

£ 

1.00         $2.50           5 

if 

.50 

3.50 

e| 

1T{        :          3.35 

7.30     i       9 

A 

1.05           2.55           5 

| 

.55 

3.65 

6* 

1/2            3.50 

7.60 

9 

5 

1.10     i       2.60           5 

25 

.65 

3.80 

l>  •> 

li              3.65 

7.90     j       9 

ii 

1.15           2.65           5 

il 

.75 

4.00 

7 

1392     !       3.75 

8.25           9 

| 

1.20           2.70           6 

SI 

.90 

4.20 

7 

1* 

3.90 

8.60 

9 

if 

1.25           2.75 

6i 

1 

2.05 

4.50 

7i 

4.05 

9.00 

9 

tV 

1.25           2.80 

31 

2.20 

4.70     I       7i 

If 

4.20 

9.40 

9 

If 

1.30     i       2.85 

6i 

If 

2.30 

5.00           8 

i'H 

4.35 

9.80 

9 

1 

1.30     !       2.90 

64 

ii 

2.40 

5.25 

8 

lyV 

4.50 

10.20 

.9 

il 

1.35     |       2.95 

gl 

1 

2.55 

5.50 

8£ 

T  1  5 

4.65 

10.60 

9 

& 

1.35     1       3.00 

6i 

2.70 

5.75 

si 

if 

4.80 

11.00 

9 

No.  1  Shanks — f-inch  by  f-inch  by  1^-inches  long.     No.  2  Shanks — £-inch  by  f-inch  by  If-inches 
Unless  otherwise  specified,  No.  1  Shank  will  be  furnished,  except  on  high  speed  drills  over  1 
which  will  be  equipped  with  No.  2   Shank. 

Steel  Sockets  for  Taper  Shank  Drills 


long. 
inch, 


No.  100— ROUGH— Fig.  796  No.  102— FITTED— Fig.   797 

No.  100— ROUGH— FINISHED  HOLE  TO  FIT  TAPER  SHANK  DRILLS 


Size 
Number 

For  Taper  Shank    Drills 

Length 
Over  All, 
Inches 

* 
Diameter 
of  Shank, 
Inches 

Price, 
Each 

1 
2 
3 
4 

^-inch  to  ^-inch 
M-inch  to  M  -inch 
if  -inch  to  IJ-inch 
l^j-inch  to  2-inch 

7* 

8 
10 
12i 

1* 
U 
H 

2 

$1.20 
1.80 
2.50 
4.00 

No.   102— FITTED— FINISHED   HOLE   TO   FIT   TAPER   SHANK   DRILLS 


Size 

Hole 

Shank 

Price, 

Number 

For  Taper  Shank  Drills 

Number 

Number 

Each 

1 
2 

J-inch  to  37/64-inch 
il-inch  to  §|-inch 

1 
2 

2 
3 

$2.00 
2.50 

3 

59/64r-inch  to  li-inch 

3 

4 

3.20 

4 

l17/64-inch  to  2-inch 

4 

5 

4.80 

Steel  Sleeves  or  Shell  Sockets 


No.  104— Fig.  798 

A  BUSHING  TO  MAKE  SHANKS  FIT  LARGER  SPINDLES  OR  SOCKETS  TAKE  SMALLER 

DRILLS 


Size 
Number 

For  Taper   Shank  Drills 

Hole 
Number 

Shank 
Number 

Price, 
Each 

1 
2 
3 
4 

i-inch  to  37/64-mch 
M-inch  to  §l-inch 
59/64-inch  to  1^-inch 
I17/e4-inch  to  2-inch 

1 
2 
3 
4 

2 
3 
4 
5 

$1.80 
2.40 
3.00 
4.40 

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315 


Drifts  or  Center  Keys 

DROP  FORGED  AND   HARDENED 


Drill  Holders 

FOR    STRAIGHT    SHANK    DRILLS 


No.  1—  For  No.  1  Sockets  and  Sleeves.. 
No.  2  —  For  No.  2  Sockets  and  Sleeves.. 
No.  3—  For  No.  3  Sockets  and  Sleeves.. 
No.  4  —  For  No.  4,  5  and  6  Sockets  and 
Sleeves     . 

Each 
..$0.30 
..      .35 
..      .40 

.50 

Fig.   800 

With    shanks   41/64-inch   diameter 
Little    Giant — For    holding    drills    i, 
&,    ft,    &,    1,    &,    ft,    &.    I,    if, 

T7ff,    M Each  $0.70 

A  Holder   is   required   for   each   size   drill. 

"Monarch"  Square  Sleeve  Ratchets 

SINGLE  ACTING 

FOR  SQUARE  SHANK  RATCHET  DRILLS  ONLY 

These  ratchets  are  particularly  adapted  to  the  use  of  bridge  build- 
ers, ship  builders,  railroad  and  iron  construction  work,  and  all 
purposes  where  a  strong  and  substantial  single-acting  ratchet  drill  is 

drop-forged  steel,  sockets  of  forged 
steel,  and  handle  of  solid  bar  steel. 
Wearing  parts  are  hardened  and 
durable.  Hexagon  feed  nut  with 
extra  heavy  screw. 


The  body  is  made  of 


Fig.   801 


Number    

10 

20 

30 

40 

50 

60 

70 

10 

12 

15 

18 

22 

24 

28 

Height   of   head  " 

5f 

n 

7$ 

8| 

8| 

81 

8f 

Price    eact 

$5.00 

5.50 

6.00 

7.50 

8.50 

9.00 

10.00 

"Monarch"  Boiler  Ratchets 

SINGLE  ACTING 
FOR  SQUARE  SHANK  RATCHET  DRILLS  ONLY 


Fig.  802 


Number    

210 

220 

230 

240 

250 

260 

270 

Length  of  handle     inches 

10 

12 

15 

18 

22 

24 

28 

3| 

H 

4f 

6| 

5g 

5| 

5| 

Price    each 

$4.25 

4.75 

5.50 

7.50 

8.50 

9.00 

10.00 

Both  style  ratchets  up  to   and   including  15   inches  take  square  shank  ratchet  drills  with   No.   1 
shanks,  fxfxli   inches.     On  all  larger  sizes  No.  2  shanks,  ^xfxlj  inches. 

Drilling  Post  or  "Old  Man" 

FOR  USE  WITH   RATCHETS 

By  the  use  of  the  drilling  post  many  hours  of 
labor  can  be  saved  where  users  of  ratchets  have  to 
devise  means  or  methods  of  bracing  their  ratchets 
for  various  classes  of  work.  The  drilling  post  is  a 
necessity  in  almost  all  classes  of  drilling. 

Foot  and  arm  made  of  the  best  quality  malleable 
iron,  and  post  of  solid  steel. 

Top  and  bottom  of  foot  planed  true  and  slotted 
for  bolting  down. 


Number 


Fig.  803 


Height  of  post inches 

Radius  of   arm 

Price    each 


10 

$8.00 


26 

12 

10.00 


316 


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Machinists'  Hand  Taps 


Plug— Fig.    805 


Bottoming — Fig.   806 


Diam- 
eter, 
Inches 

Number  of  Threads 
Per    Inch 

Length 
Over 
All, 
Inches 

Price, 
Each 

Price, 
Per 

Set 

Diam- 
eter, 
Inches 

Number  of  Threads 
Per    Inch 

Length 
Over 
All, 
Inches 

Price, 

Each 

Price, 
Per 

Set 

United 
States 
Standard 

"V" 
Form 

United 
States 
Standard 

"V" 
Form 

| 

1 

30 

20 
18 
16 
14 
13* 
12 
11 
11 
10 
10 

24 
20 
18 
16 
14 
12 
12 
11 
11 
10 
10 

2§| 
211 

sff 

311 

4t 
4M 

$0.35 
.45 
.50 
.55 
.60 
.70 
.80 
.90 
1.05 
1.20 
1.40 

$1.05 
1.35 
1.50 
1.65 
1.80 
2.10 
2.40 
2.70 
3.15 
3.60 
4.20 

ft 

| 

9 
9 

8 
8 
7 
7 
7 
7 
6 
6 
6 

9 
9 

8 
8 
7 
7 
7 
7 
6 
6 
6 

sf2 
si 

°7s 

5TV 
5J 
5| 
6TV 
6TV 
6g 

$1.60 
1.80 
2.00 
2.15 
2.25 
2.45 
2.60 
2.80 
3.00 
3.25 
3.50 

$4.80 
5.40 
6.00 
6.45 
6.75 
7.35 
7.80 
8.40 
9.00 
9.75 
10.50 

or  ' 


Can  also  be  furnished  with   12  threads  per  inch. 
In  ordering,   state  if  Exact  or  Oversize  Taps  are  wanted,   also  whether  United   States  Standard 
V"  Form  thread  is  wanted. 


Machine  or  Nut  Taps 


Fig.    807 


Diam- 
eter, 
Inches 

Number  of  Threads 
Per  Inch 

Length 
of 
Thread, 
Inches 

Length 
Over 
All, 
Inches 

Price, 
Each 

Diam- 
eter, 
Inches 

Number  of  Threads 
Per   Inch 

Length 
of 
Thread, 
Inches 

Length 
Over 
All, 
Inches 

Price, 

Each 

United 
States 
Standard 

"V" 
Form 

United 
States 
Standard 

"V" 
Form 

P 

T55 

H 

ft 

30 
20 
18 
16 
14 
13* 
12 
11 
11 
10 
10 

24 
20 
18 
16 
14 
12 
12 
11 
11 
10 
10 

li 
If 

ST^ 
2*1 

2  i 

2   1 
2  i 
2  i 
3i 
3i 

4i 
5 

5* 
6 
6£ 

7 

? 

8* 
9 
9* 

$0.60 
.60 
.70 
.80 
.90 
.00 
1.15 
.30 
.45 
.60 
.80 

i, 

\P 

IP 
IP 
IP 

9 
9 

8 
8 
7 
7 
7 
7 
6 
6 
6 

9 
9 

8 
8 
7 
7 
7 
7 
6 
6 
6 

8fi 

I 

4-rV 

4«/G4 
445/64 
445/64 
4«/64 

5M 

10 
10* 
11 
11 

Hi 
ill 

12 
12 
12* 

m 

13 

$2.10 
2.40 
3.15 
3.40 
3.60 
3.90 
4.25 
4.50 
4.80 
5.00 
5.65 

*Can  also  be  furnished  with  12  threads  per  inch. 
In  ordering,  state  if  Exact  or  Oversize  Taps  are  wanted,   also  whether  United   States  Standard 
'V"  Form  thread  is  wanted. 


Machine  Screw  Taps 


Fig.    808 


III 

o  rt  3 

cnofc 

Number  of  Threads  Per  Inch 

h 

•^  a 
&W 

| 

<TH 

.a  n 

i-  D 

OH  Hi 

Screw 
Gauge 
Number 

Number  of  Threads  Per  Inch 

11 

PnW 

S 
J 

.a  ^ 

U    <U 

OH  OH 

Standard 

Threads  Also 
Furnished 

Standard 

Threads  Also 
Furnished 

4 
6 

8 
10 

36 
32 
32 
24 

32,   40,   42,   48 
30,   36,   38,   40,   48 
30,   36,   40 
28,   30,   32,  36 

$0.35 
.35 
.35 
.35 

$4.00 
4.00 
4.00 
4.00 

12                24 
14                20 
16                18 
18                18 

20,   32 
18,   24 
16,   20 
16,   20 

$0.35 
.38 
.38 
.38 

$4.00 
4.40 
4.40 
4.40 

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317 


Pipe  Taps  and  Reamers 


Pipe  Tap -Fig.  809 


Pipe  Reamer  — Fig.    810 


Diameter    inches 

| 

1         1 

| 

z. 

1 

11 

li          22$ 

3 

$1  12 

1  25     1  50 

1  87 

2  50 

3  12 

3  75 

4  62     6  25     10  50 

15  00 

Reamers     each 

1.12 

1.25  !  1.50 

1.87 

2.50 

3.12 

3.75 

4.62     6.25     10.50 

15.00 

Patch  Bolt  Taps 


Fig.   811 

These  Taps  are  made  especially  for  boiler  makers.  They  are  furnished  1-32- 
inch  oversize,  and  slightly  tapered,  for  the  purpose  of  making  the  bolt  a  steam 
tight  fit. 


Number  of  Threads 
Per  Inch 

Number  o 
Per 

f  Threads 
Inch 

Diameter, 
Inches 

Price, 
Each 

United 
States                "V" 
Standard           Form 

Diameter, 
Inches 

Price, 
Each 

United 
States 
Standard 

"V" 
Form 

{ 

$0.70 
.80 
.90 
1.05 
1.20 
1.40 
1.60 

12                      12 
12                      12 
12                      12 
12                      12 
12                      12 
12                      12 
12                      12 

if 

i* 

i| 

Vf 

$1.80 
2.00 
2.15 
2.25 
2.45 
2.60 

12 
12 
12 
12 
12 
12 

12 
12 
12 
12 
12 
12 

Countersinks 


For    Drilling   Machine  —  Fig.  812 


For    Bit   Brace  —  Fig.  813 


These   tools  are   made   of  the  very  best   material,  very  durable,   and   can   be 
easily  sharpened. 

FOR  DRILLING  MACHINE 


For  bolts,      54  degrees, 
For  screws,  82  degrees, 


For  bolts,      54  degrees, 
For  screws,  82  degrees, 


diameter,  with  41/64-inch  shank  ........  Each  $0.50 

diameter,  with  41/64-inch  shank  ........  Each  $0.50 

FOR  BIT  BRACE 
diameter  ...............................  Each  $0.50 

diameter  ..............................  Each  $0.50 


Bit  Brace  Taper  Reamers 


Fig.    814 

Straight  flute.  Quality  and  finish  the  very  best.  Each  Reamer  at  the  largest 
cutting  diameter  is  approximately  1/16-inch  larger  than  size  stamped  on  shank. 
Each  Reamer  tapers  ^-inch  and  follows  from  the  smallest  to  the  largest 


Length 
Diameter,          Flute, 
Inches            Inches 

Length 
Over  All, 
Inches 

Price, 
Each 

Diameter, 
Inches 

Length 
Flute, 
Inches 

1    Length 
Over  All, 
Inches 

Price, 
Each 

1                        if 

3f 

$0.35 

I 

2|                      4J 

$0.90 

ft                       If 

31                        .35 

u 

21                      41 

1.05 

1                        1J                      4                          .45 

1.20 

fsr                       2 
1                        21 

41                        .50 
41                        .55 

I1 

3 
31 

51 
51 

1.40 
1.60 

J21 

*l 

.60 

1$                      31                      5% 

1.80 

2| 
21 

41                        .70 
4|           I             .80 

I 

31 

51 

2.00 

318 


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'Little  Giant"  Screw  Plates 


Fig.    815 


Number 

Length 
of 
Stock, 
Inches 

Adjustable 
Tap 
Wrench 
Number 

Diameter 
of 
Collet, 
Inches 

Cutting 

Price, 
Each 

j 

141 

5 

2 

i-20,    fs-18,   |-16,   TV14>   i-13  

$12.00 

00 

6 

2| 

i-20    §-16     £-13    f-11     J-10 

13  50 

26 

j 

2f 

iy-13    f-11     J-10    J-9    1-8 

17  50 

5 
6 

7 

23 
26 
26 

6 

rf 

5  and  7 

2| 
2f 
24 

i-20,    ft-18,   f-16,   TV14,   £-13,   f-11,  £-10. 
|-16,   ft-14,   *-13,  f-11,  1-10,   |-9,   1-8.... 
i-20,    ^-18,    |-16,    &-14,   i-13,   f-11,   4-10 
i-9,    1-8    

16.00 
22.00 

25.50 

In   ordering,    state   if   Exact   or    Oversize    Screw 
Plates   are   wanted,    also    whether   United    States 
Standard   or   "V"   Form   thread   is   wanted. 

Each  assortment  is  put  up  in  a  neat  wood  case 


EXTRA  PARTS  FOR 
"LITTLE   GIANT" 
SCREW   PLATES 


Dies— Fig.    816 


Collet  and   Dies 
Fig.    817 


Diameter     inches 

i 

5 

3 

7 

i 

f    '    4 

£ 

1 

16 

20 

18 

16 

14 

13* 

11        10 

9 

8 

$0  45 

50 

55 

60 

70 

90  i  1  20 

1  60 

2.00 

Dies  only   per  set 

1  00 

1  00 

1  25 

1.25 

1.50 

1.75  1  2  00 

2.75 

2.75 

Collets    only     each 

.50 

.50 

.50 

.50 

.50 

.50       .50 

.50 

.50 

Collet    and    dies  each 

1.50 

1.50 

1.75 

1.75 

2.00 

2.25-)  2.50 

3.25 

3.25 

Collets — 2   -inches  in  diameter  hold  dies,   T3ff   to   ^-inch. 

Collets — 2f-inches  in  diameter  hold  dies,     i  to   1-inch. 

It  must  not  be  taken  for  granted  that  any  collet  2f-inch  in  diameter  will  hold  any  die  up  to 
1-inch  in  size;  a  separate  collet  is  needed  for  each  size  of  die,  and  the  collets  furnished  are  suited 
to  the  sizes  of  dies  ordered. 

*Furnished  with  12  threads  when  '"V"  Form  thread  is  ordered. 

Stocks 

Stock  14^-inches  long  for  Collets  2  -inches 
in  diameter Each  $1.50 

Stock  23  -inches  long  for  Collets  2^-inches 
in  diameter Each  2.00 

Stock  26  -inches  long  for  Collets  2^4-inches 
in  diameter..  ..Each  2.00 


Fig.  818 


Adjustable  Tap  Wrenches 

FOR    MACHINISTS'    HAND   TAPS 


Fig.    819 


o 

4 

5 

6 

7             7* 

8 

l            ,           I2 

Length    inches 

7 

9 

ioi 

15 

20             30 

42 

For  taps  inches 

iV  to  J 

iV  to  t 

T3<?  tO  \ 

I  to  4 

§  to  1     f  to  \\ 

4toii 

Price   each 

$1.50 

1.75 

2.00 

2.50 

3.50  |      6.50 

8.00 

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Derby  Pump  Stocks  and  Dies 


Fig.    820 

No.  49 — Derby  Pump  Stock  with  ^-14  thread,  7/16-12  thread,  and  l/2-l2  thread 
dies.     Each  set  of  dies  mounted  in  a  separate  collet.     Exact  "V"   Form  thread. 

Price Each  $6.00 

Extra  Dies Per  set  $1.00        Extra  Collets Each  $0.35 

Armstrong's  Adjustable  Stocks  and  Dies 

FOR  THREADING  PIPE 


Fig.  821 


Price 

Price 

With 

'5 

Sizes  of  Pipe 

With 
Right 

Right 
and  Left 

g 

Each  Stock 

Sets 

Hand 

Hand 

3 

Will  Thread, 

of 

Dies, 

Dies, 

& 

Inches 

Dies 

Each 

Each 

l 

i,    i,    i,    i 

4 

$  9.00 

$14.00 

2 

i,    1,   i,   i,    1 

5 

12.00* 

20.00 

2 

i,  i,  i,  i,  I,  i 

6 

14.00 

23.00 

2i                i   &   J     1   &   1  i 

2                  12.00* 

18.00 

2i     i    1,  i,  i  &  i,  i  &  U 

4 

18.00 

23.00 

3                        li,   li,  2 

q 

20.00 

32.00 

3                      1,  li,  li,  2 

4                  24.00* 

40.00 

3 

i,  1,  U,  li,  2 

5                  28.50 

48.50 

3 

i,    J,    1,    li,    li,    2 

6                  33.00 

57.00 

6 

2i    &    3 

1                   40.00 

55.00 

7 

2i  &  3,   3i  &  4 

2 

60.00* 

92.00 

7 

2*    &    3 

1 

45.00 

60.00 

.7 

3i    &    4 

1     . 

45.00 

60.00 

*Will  be  furnished  unless  otherwise  specified. 
Nos.   6  and   7   Stocks  have  four  arms. 

DIES 


Per  Set 

Per  Set 

Number 

Description 

of  Two 

of  Four 

Pieces 

Pieces 

1 
2 

For  pipe,   right  or  left  hand,   single  end,  £,   i, 
For  pipe,   right  or  left  hand,   single  end,  £,   i, 

f   or   i-inch  
f,   *,   f   or   1-inch  

$1.25 
1.50 



2i 

For  pipe,  right  or  left  hand,  double  ends,   i   8 

i  f,   1   &   li-inches  

3.25 

2* 

For  pipe,   right  or  left  hand,   single  end,   i    or 

1-inch  

2.50 

3 

For  pipe,   right  or  left  hand,   single  end,   ^i,  f, 

1,   li,   li  or  2-inches.  . 

4.00 

6 

&   3-inches 

15  00 

7 

&   3-inches 

$16  00 

7 

For  pipe,  right  or  left  hand,  double  ends,   3i 

&   4-inches  

16.00 

Oster  36  Matchless  Stocks  and  Dies 


Equipped  with  Automatic  Receding  Dies.  The 
cam  control  of  the  dies  makes  it  an  easy  matter  to 
vary  to  the  size  of  any  fitting.  Dies  are  easily  re- 
moved and  require  but  one  setting  for  each  size  of 
pipe.  Duplicate  threads  are  made  without  resetting 
the  dies.  Self-locking  and  centering  guides.  No 
loose  bushings.  Stock  has  a  patented  chip  shield, 
which  absolutely  prevents  chips  and  oil  from  clog- 
ging the  leader  screw. 


822 


Number 

Sizes  of  Pipe 
Each  Stock  Will  Thread, 
Inches 

Sets  of  Dies 

Price, 
Each 

Extra  Dies 
Per  Set  of 
Four  Pieces 

3B 

1,  11,  li,  2 

1 

$30.00 

$2.00 

Dies  for  £-inch  and  f-inch  pipe  can  be  added,  by  cutting  threads  without  the  leader  scre\ 
Left  hand  dies  cannot  be   supplied   for  this   style  stock. 


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Oster  Bull-Dog  Stocks  and  Dies 


105R 


Nos.  101  to  104£  Nos.     102R    to 

Fig.  823  Fig.  824 

This  line  of  stocks  has  self-locking  and  adjustable  dies.  The  dies  are  controlled  by  the  lever 
handle  on  top,  as  shown  in  the  cut.  By  moving  this  handle  to  the  right  as  far  as  it  will  go.  the 
dies  are  set  and  held  in  place  while  cutting.  By  moving  the  handle  to  the  left,  the  dies  are  opened 
and  the  stock  can  be  removed  without  turning  back  over  the  finished  threads. 

The  tool  is  equipped  with  self-locking  and  centering  guides  which  do  away  with  loose  bushings. 
These  guides  are  operated  on  a  scroll  and  can  be  set  for  all  sizes  the  tool  will  thread. 

The  Bull-Dog  Ratchet  Stocks  are  made  without  a  leader  screw.  This  makes  it  possible  to 
furnish  the  tools  with  dies  for  a  longer  range  of  sizes. 

The  Bull-Dog  Ratchet  Stocks  are  made  with  two  handles  in  the  body  of  the  tool  and  with  one 
ratchet  handle,  so  that  it  can  be  used  at  will  with  two  handles  as  a  regular  stock  or  with  one 
handle  as  a  ratchet  stock. 

BULL-DOG  STOCKS  AND  DIES 


Number 

Sizes  of  Pipe 
Each  Stock  Will  Thread, 
Inches 

Sets  of  Dies 

Price, 
Each 

Extra  Dies 
Per  Set  of 
Four  Pieces 

101 
102 
103 
104 
104£ 
105 
106 

M  &  t,  i  &  i 

i  &  f,  i  &  f,  i  &  ij 

i  &  ii,  u  &  2 

i  &  f,  i  &  ii,  14  &  2 
i  M>  i  &  1.  1  ft.  i£  it  *'• 

li  &  2,   24  &  3 
2i  &  3,   3|  &  4 

3 

2 
3 
4 
2 
2 

$13.00 
17.00 
22.00 
25.00 
28.00 
40.00 
55.00 

$1.50 
1.75 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
3.00 
3.50 

BULL-DOG  RATCHET  STOCKS  AND  DIES 

102R 
103R 
104R 
105R 
106R 

i  ft  i,  i  &  4,  1  &  Ii 

i  &  ij,  ii  &  a 

}  &  f,  1  ftlj,  H  ft  8 

li  &  2,   2}  &  3 
2i  &  3,   Si  &  4 

3 
2 
3 
2 
2 

$20.00 
27.00 
30.00 
50.00 
60.00 

$1.75 
2.00 
2.00 
3.00 
3.50 

Dies  for  i-inch  pipe  can  be  added  to  the  range  of  No.  102  at  the  cost  of  one  extra  set  of  dies. 
These  stocks  are  not  made  with  cut-off  attachment. 

Oster  Light  Hand  Machines 

A  Geared  Machine  that  one  man  can  easily  operate  on 
all  sizes. 

Can  be  used  as  a  stock  and  die,  a  bench  tool  or  complete 
with  tripod  stand. 

No  leader  screw  or  bushings  used.  The  guides  are  self- 
locking  and  will  center  the  pipe  automatically.  No  pipe  vise 
required. 

The  dies  are  started  with  a  lever  handle.  One  movement 
of  the  lever  brings  the  die  head  to  position  for  the  next  thread. 
Pipe  can  be  removed  without  turning  back  over  finished 
threads. 


Number 


Sizes  of  pipe  each  machine  will  thread inches 

Sets  of  dies 

Price  with  bench  bracket  each 

Price  complete  with  tripod  stand each 

Extra  dies,  per  set  of  four  pieces 

Add  for  special  dies,  1-inch  to  2-inch,  per  set  of  four  pieces 

Shipping  weight  with  bench  bracket  pounds 

Shipping  weight  complete  with  tripod  stand  pounds 

These  machines  are  not  made  with   cut-off   attachment. 

Left  hand  dies  cannot  be  supplied  for  No.  16  machine. 


2*  to  4 

1 

$110.00 
125.00 
4.00 
6.00 
290 
370 


$185.00 
200.00 
5.00 
7.50 
420 
530 


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Oster  Hand  Machines 

Dies  are  self-locking,  with  one  movement  of  the 
setting  handle.  Throw  it  one  way  and  the  pipe  is  re- 
leased. Throw  it  the  other  way  and  the  dies  are  set 
to  same  size. 

The  dies  thread  two  sizes  without  change. 

Two  speeds  available  for  large  and  small  pipe, 
both  on  one  shaft.  The  change  is  made  quickly  with- 
out removing  crank  or  any  part  of  the  machine. 


Nos.    204    and   206 

Front    View — Gears    Engaged 

Fig.    826 


204 

206 

Sizes     of     pipe     each     machine     threads 
off 

and     cuts 

1  to  4 
4 
$150.00 
10.00 
4.00 
4.00 
.75 
620 
695 

1  to  6 
6 

$250.00 
25.00 
6.00 
5.00 
.75 
920 
1000 

each 

Deduct  for  tripod   stand   if   not   wanted.. 

each 

Extra  dies,   right  or  left  hand,  per  set   (4 

pcs.)  

Shipping  weight  with   oil  pan  pounds 
Shipping  weight  complete  with  tripod  stand.  pounds 

The   construction   of   both   machines 
differ   in   size  only. 


is   identical.      The   machines 


Nos.    204   and   206 

Back   View 

Gears   Disengaged 

Fig.    827 


Oster  Pipe  and  Nipple  Machines 


The  capacity  of  these  machines  for  mis- 
cellaneous threading,  such  as  nipples,  bolts, 
short  bends,  as  well  as  regular  pipe  work,  is 
unlimited.  In  many  cases  a  machine  of  this 
style  will  do  the  work  of  several. 

They    are    equipped    with    the    Oster  Patent 

Lever  Controlled  Die  Head.     The  dies  are  all 

of  standard  length,  and  any  single  die  of  the 
set  can  be  replaced. 

The  vise  is  in  front  of  the  operator.  The 
work  is  dropped  into  it  from  the  top;  a  very 
convenient  arrangement,  and  making  it  possi- 
ble to  change  quickly.  The  operation  is  in  plain 
sight.  The  vise  travels  on  the  bed  of  the 
machine  right  up  to  the  front  of  the  die  head, 
so  that  short  pieces  can  be  handled.  Prices 


No.  304A                             on  motor  driven  machines  upon  application. 

Fig.    828 

Num- 
ber 

Sizes  of  Pipe                   Sets 
Each  Machine  Will  Thread,        of 
Inches                     ,  Dies 

Price, 
Each 

Extra  Pipe  Dies, 
Right  or  Left  Hand, 
Per  Set  of 
Four  Pieces 

Shipping 
Weight, 
Pounds 

Description 

300A 
304A 
306A 
30  8  A 

I  to  2                              4 
1     to  4                              4 
U  to  6                              6 
2*  to  8                              6 

I 

$200.00 
300.00 
425.00 
800.00 

$3.00 
4.00 
5.00 
10.00 

1000 
1530 
2240 
4200 

Belt    Driven 

The   first   three   machines   listed   in    above   table   can   be   operated   by   hand   power   without   change 
of  equipment.     They  can  also  be  furnished  for  threading  bolts. 

Detailed  information  on  these  machines  will  be  sent  upon  application. 


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"Advance"  Pipe  Machines 

DESIGNED   ESPECIALLY   FOR 

JOBBING,    CONTRACT   SHOP,    PLUMBERS   AND   ALL  USERS   HAVING   CONSTANT 
EMPLOYMENT   FOR  A  MACHINE   OF  THIS    CHARACTER 


Fig.   829 


A  most  complete,  strong  and  durable  machine.  Extra  long  spindle  with  bear- 
ings spread  to  carry  the  weight  of  pipe  being  threaded. 

Equipped  with  a  Three  Step  Cone  Pulley  and  Back  Gears,  giving  six  changes 
of  speed.  All  gears  are  machine  cut  and  bearings  of  genuine  babbitt  metal. 
The  large  chip  tray  and  oil  pan  is  a  special  feature  found  in  this  machine,  so 
arranged  to  remove  fine  particles  from  the  oil.  It  is  connected  with  the  oil  reser- 
voir on  the  standard  with  a  plunger  pump  of  approved  pattern  through  a  tele- 
scopic tube  on  the  back  of  the  machine  and  out  of  the  way  of  all  overhead 
works.  It  has  no  swinging  or  universal  joints  to  leak  or  keep  in  repair.  It  is 
also  equipped  with  an  overflow  pipe  to  carry  off  surplus  oil,  and  tube  connections 
to  cutting  tool  and  die  head. 

An  exceptional  reamer  attachment  for  taking  the  burrs  from  the  inside  of 
the  pipe  after  cutting,  a  feature  of  great  desirability  for  electric  workers,  plumb- 
ers, etc. 

A  quick  opening  die  head.  Interchangeable  dies  set  with  a  rake  to  the  cut, 
giving  greater  cutting  qualities  and  longer  life. 

A  lock  handle  that  is  rigid  but  easy  to  operate. 

The  die  head  slides  to  the  side  of  the  standard  when  cutting  or  reaming  pipe, 
avoiding  the  danger  of  injuring  the  dies.  It  is  free  when  in  use,  allowing  the 
pipe  to  control  it,  thereby  insuring  even  threads. 

A  quick  change  grip  for  holding  pipe  when  cutting  and  a  reliable  device  for 
cutting.  The  gripping  chuck  is  of  the  Three  Jaw  Universal  Pattern,  operated  by 
a  tee  handle  wrench. 

Each  machine  is  equipped  with  wrenches,  reamer,  two  cutting-off  tools,  one 
complete  set  of  pipe  dies  and  counter  shaft. 


Number  

1 

2 

3 

4 

6 

i  to  2 

1  to  4 

]i  to  6 

2£  to  8 

4  to  12 

Bolt    threading    range  .                     inches 

I  to  1^ 

Price  complete  with  one  die  head  each 

$400  00 

600  00 

1000  00 

1200  00 

2000  00 

Extra  die  heads   each 

25.00 

40.00 

50.00 

75.00 

8  00 

10  00 

14  00 

20  00 

25  00 

Extra  bolt   dies    per  set 

8.00 

Machines  also  equipped  with  separate  die  heads,  avoiding  the  changing  of  dies.     This  equipment 
saves  greatly  in  the  time  consumed  by  the  operator. 

Detailed  information  on  these  machines  will  be  sent  upon  application. 


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323 


Stanwood  Pattern  Pipe  Cutters 


ONE  WHEEL 


Fig.   830 


1 

2 

3 

Cuts  pipe  

i  to  1 

£  to  2 

li  to  3 

Price 

$1  50 

2  25 

7  00 

24 

32 

60 

1  25 

1  75 

2  75 

10 

10 

-i  c 

Extra  handles    

each 

1.00 

1.25 

2.25 

Saunders  Pattern  Pipe  Cutters 

ONE  WHEEL— TWO   ROLLERS 


Fig.  831 


1 

2 

3 

inches 

i  to  1 

1  to  2 

2  to  3 

Price           

each 

$3.00 

4.50 

11.00 

.  .  each 

.24 

.32 

.60 

.    .  .  each 

1.25 

1.75 

2.75 

each 

.10 

.10 

.15 

Extra  rollers    

each 

.24 

.32 

.50 

fc^P|B•J•Ll.ff^—  • 

\_brn  * 

Fig.   832 


Barnes  Pattern  Pipe  Cutters 


THREE  WHEELS 


1 

2 

3 

4 

5 

; 

Cuts   pipe    «  inches 

i  to  1 

ito  2 

li  to  3 

2ito  4 

4  to  6 

$4  50 

6.00 

10.00 

20.00 

30.00 

.25 

.30 

.40 

.50 

.75 

.10 

.10 

.10 

.15 

.15 

Extra  handles  each 

1.00 

1.25 

2.25 

4.50 

7.00 

Extra  hooks    each 

2.00 

2.85 

4.55 

9.50 

13.75 

Extra  slides  each 

.75 

1.00 

2.00 

4.50 

7.00 

Crumbie  Tongs 


Fig.   833 


Size     

inches 

2 

2* 

3 

8| 

Price    

$4.50 

5.00 

8.25 

9.00 

1.25 

1.25 

2.00 

2.75 

.    .each 

1.50 

1.50 

2.50 

3.25 

Handles 

each 

1.75 

1.75 

2.75 

3.00 

Dies    

each 

.41 

.41 

.55 

.55 

Set  screws   

each 

.06 

.06 

.06 

.06 

Regular 
Fig.  834 


Extra   Heavy — Long   Handles 
Fig.  835 


2 

24 

3 

3* 

4 

4i 

Regular  each 

$6  50 

7  50 

9  00 

10  25 

12  00 

13.00 

Extra  heavy  —  long  handles  .  .  .each 
Extra  bits  .  ,  .  .each 

9.25 
.17 

10.25 
.17 

12.75 
.20 

13.25 
.20 

14.25 
.20 

16.50 
.20 

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"Agrippa'; 

Patent  Drop-Forged  Chain  Pipe-Fittings  Wrench 


WITH   FLAT   LINK   CHAIN   ONLY 


24 


— 

For  pipe  fittings  

inches 

i  to  2* 

f  to  4 

1  to  6 

1*  to  8 

2  to  12 

Extreme  length    

inches 

27 

37 

44£ 

50* 

64* 

Weight 

9J 

17 

24 

32 

56 

Length  chain 

inches 

19*. 

26 

34 

45 

61 

Breaking  strain    

pounds 

9800 

12500 

14300 

15700 

21800 

Wrench     complete  

each 

$5.00 

7.00 

9.00 

11.00 

18.00 

Extra  chain   .  . 

,  .  .each 

1.75 

2.75 

3.75 

4.50 

6.75 

Extra  jaws    each 


2.75 


4.00 


4.75 


5.50 


"Vulcan"  Patent  Drop-Forged  Chain  Pipe  Wrenches 

WITH  EITHER  FLAT  LINK  OR  CABLE  CHAIN 


For  size  pipe   

.  .  .  inches 

i  to  2*. 

f  to  4 

1  to  6 

1*.  to  8 

2  to  12 

4  to  18 

Extreme    length    

.  .  .  inches 

27 

37 

44*. 

50* 

64^ 

87 

Weight 

10 

16 

24 

31 

50 

137 

17*. 

22*. 

31 

39 

54J 

74* 

Breaking  strain   

9800 

12500 

14300 

15700 

21800 

40000 

Length   cable  chain    

.  .  .  inches 

18 

27 

33*. 

42 

57 

76 

ii 

7, 

Jf  • 

33/64 

37/64 

it 

6000 

10500 

12500 

15000 

19000 

40000 

Wrench  complete  with   flat    link   chain 
Wrench  complete  with   cable   chain    . 

each 
each 

$5.00 
5  00 

7.00 
7.00 

9.00 
9.00 

11.00 
11.00 

18.00     , 
18.00 

40.00 
40.00 

Extra  chain   (either  flat  or  cable)  .... 

....  each 

1.50 

2.50 

3.25 

4.00 

6.00  : 

13.00 

2  75 

4  00 

4  75 

5.50 

7.50     1 

16.00 

Extra  screws    and    pins  

.  .  per  set 

.25 

.30 

.35 

.40 

..")!) 

1.30 

13* 


14 


15 


16* 


"Has  eye  on  end  of  handle. 


'Vulcan  Bijaw" 
Patent  Drop-Forged  Chain  Pipe  Wrenches 

WITH  DOUBLE-ENDED  REVERSIBLE  JAWS 
WITH   EITHER  FLAT  LINK  OR  CABLE  CHAIN 


With    Flat    Link    Chain— Fig.    839 


With     Cable     Chain— Fig.     840 


Number    

32 

33 

<m 

•14. 

34          ! 

For  size  pipe  

i  to  2* 

f  to  4 

1  to  6 

1  l  to  8      ' 

Extreme   length 

27 

37 

141 

Weight     

'     c   *rs 

10 

16 

443 
24 

045 

Length  flat  link  chain  

22* 

31 

^4  x 

Breaking  strain    

9800 

12500 

14300 

21800 

Length  cable  chain 

18 

27 

ool 

4.9 

Size   iron    

11 

7 

15 

33  / 

37/ 

Breaking  strain    

6000 

10500 

12500 

15000 

Wrench  complete  with  flat  link  chain 
Wrench  complete  with  cable  chain   .  . 
Extra  chain   (either  flat  or  cable)  .... 

.  .  .  each 
.  .  .each 
.  .  .each 

$5.00 
5.00 
1  50 

7.00 
7.00 
2  50 

9.00 
9.00 
3  25 

11.00 
11.00 
4  00 

18.00 
18.00 
6  00 

Extra  jaws     

2  75 

4  00 

4  75 

5  50 

7  50 

Extra  studs   and   nuts   

.  per  set 

.35 

.45 

.55 

.70 

.90 

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325 


Fig.    841 


Trimo  Pipe  Wrenches 

Drop  forged  from  selected  bar  steel. 
Polished  and  hardened  jaw,  frame  and  in- 
serted jaw.  Knurled  nut.  Solid  iron  handle. 
Will  not  crush  the  pipe  or  slip. 


6 

8 

10 

14 

18 

24 

36 

48 

pipe  

inches 

4  to  i 

1  4  to  £     1  j 

r  to  1 

i  to  l£ 

i  to  2 

i  to  2$ 

!  i  to  3£ 

i   1  to   5 

Price    .  . 

each 

$2.00 

2.00 

2.25 

3.00 

4.00 

6.00 

12.00 

1     18.00 

PARTS   FOR 
TRIMO   PIPE  WRENCHES 


Spring  and 


Movable    Jaw                               Frame                        Inserted    Jaw                   Nut                             Pin 
Fig.   842                                    Fig.    843                             Fig.   844                     Fig.   845                     Fig.   846 

Size                            .      ...        .        inches 

6 

8     |      10 

14 

18 

24 

36     1      48 

Movable  jaw  each 

$0.75 
.35 
.35 
.11 
.03 
.03 
.03 

.75 
.35 
.35 

.11 
.03 
.03 
.03 

.80 
.40 
.45 
.14 
.03 
.04 
.04 

1.00 
.50 
.55 
.17 
.03 
.04 
.04 

1.33 
.55 
.65 
.22 

.04 
.04 
.04 

2.10 
.80 
.75 
.35 
.04 
.04 
.04 

4.75 
1.30 
1.05 
.55 
.04 
.05 
.05 

7.25 
1.50 
1.35 
.95 
.04 
.05 
.05 

Nut     

Spring    

Jaw  pin   

Goes'  "Genuine"  Screw  Wrenches 

KNIFE  HANDLE 

Forged  from  tool  steel.  One  piece  bar 
and  head.  Case  hardened  jaws.  Shank 
extends  through  to  end  of  handle.  Pol- 
ished malleable  iron  ferrules.  Machine  cut 
steel  adjusting  screw  with  knurled  head. 
Hardwood  grips.  Secured  by  rivetting 
through  frame. 
STEEL  HANDLE 

Forged  from  tool  steel.  The  6,  8  and  10-inch  sizes  are  of  the  same  specifica- 
tions as  the  knife  handle  wrenches  with  the 
exception  of  the  steel  handle.  The  12,  15, 
18  and  21-inch  sizes  are  made  with  ball 
bearing  screw  and  extended  screw  support. 
Adapted  for  rough  usage,  and  in  exposed 
places,  where  heat  or  dampness  would  in- 

11          11  oteel 

jure  a  wood  handle.  Pig   §48 


Knife  Handle 
Fig.   847 


6 

8 

10 

12 

15 

18 

21 

Black  knife  handle  per  dozen 

$9.00 

10.00 

12.00 

14.00 

24.00 

30.00 

36.00 

Steel  handle  per  dozen 

9.00 

10.00 

12.00 

14.00 

24.00 

30.00 

36.00 

Coes'  "Genuine"  Key  Model  Wrenches 


Fig.   849 

Forged   from  tool  steel.     Fully  hardened.     Will  not  batter  or  jam  large  nuts.     Holds  anything 
within  its  opening  capacity  whether  square  or  hexagon.     An  ideal  engine  room  tool. 


Length  Over  All 
28-Inches 


Capacity 
6f-Inches 


Weight  Each 
19  Pounds 


Price  Each 
$9.75 


Can  be  furnished  on  special  orders  in  36,  48  and  72-inch  sizes. 


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Combination  Wrenches 

BEMIS  AND  CALL 


Long  Nut  Short   Nut 

Fig.    850  Fig.    851 

A   strong   and    serviceable    combination    of   a   nut  and   pipe    wrench,    equally 

efficient  in  either  capacity.     Forged  from  tool  steel.  One  piece  bar  and  head. 
Polished  ferrule,  cap  and  hardwood  handle. 


Size    inches 

8 

10 

12 

15 

18 

i  to  f 

i  to  1 

i  to  14 

1  to  2i 

i  to   3 

Long    nut  per  dozen 

$23  00 

25  25 

28  50 

40  50 

"72  00 

21.00 

23.00 

26.00 

37.00 

66.00 

Alligator  Wrenches 


Fig.    852 

Drop  forged  from  special  crucible  steel,  oil  tempered,  milled  teeth,  polished 
jaws,  natural  finish  body. 


Number 


Holds  pipe    

inches 

|  to  J 

\  to  \\ 

li  to  2 

2  to   3 

Holds  round  iron   

inches 

I  to  1 

£  to  1| 

1£  to  2£ 

2i  to   3J 

Length 

9 

15 

22 

28 

Price    

per  dozen 

$12.00 

24.00 

36.00 

60.00 

Twin  Alligator  Wrenches       Always  Ready  Wrenches 


Fig.  853 

Drop  forged  from  special  crucible 
steel,  oil  tempered,  milled  teeth,  pol- 
ished jaws,  natural  finish  body. 


Holds 

Holds 

Round 

Price, 

Num- 
ber 

Pipe, 
Inches 

Iron, 
Inches 

Length, 
Inches 

Per 
Dozen 

14 

*to| 

i  to  1 

10 

$18.00 

Fig.  854 

Drop  forged  from  tool  steel,  nickel 
plated,   oil  tempered,   milled  teeth. 


Number 

Holds 
Nuts  or  Pipe, 
Inches 

Length, 
Inches 

Price, 
Per  Dozen 

I 

m 

5 

7 

$5.00 
6.75 

Crescent  Adjustable  Engineers'  Wrenches 


Fig.    855 


Drop  forged  from  the  best  carbon  steel. 
The  entire  wrench  is  carbonized,  hardened 
and  oil  tempered.  Polished  all  over  ex- 
cept web  in  handle,  which  is  black  oil 
finish. 


6 

8 

10 

12 

15 

Capacity  inches 

f 

If 

u 

1T55 

1ft 

$0  65 

80 

1  00 

1  25 

1.60 

Price    per  dozen 

$7.80 

9.60 

12.00 

15.00 

19.20 

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Engineers'  Wrenches 


Fig.    856 


DROP   FORGED— 15°   ANGLE 
FOR  UNITED   STATES   STANDARD   NUTS 

SINGLE  HEAD 


Size  Bolt, 

U.  S.  Stand-            Opening 

Extreme 

Thickness  of 

Unfin- 

Semi- 

i       ardNut,       I         Milled. 

Length, 

Head, 

ished, 

Finished, 

Finished, 

Number 

Inches 

Inches 

Inches 

Inches 

Each 

Each 

Each 

1 

i 

4 

4 

J 

$0.10 

$0.15 

$0.20 

2 

& 

4| 

.12 

.18 

.24 

3 

f 

14 

81 

T55 

.14 

.21 

.28 

4 

A 

If 

44 

.17 

.25 

.34 

5 

1 

i 

74 

.20 

.30 

.40 

6 

T9ff 

14 

8f 

.26 

.39 

.52 

7 

| 

9i 

.32 

.48 

.64 

8 

£ 

li 

114 

I9ff 

.42 

.63 

.84 

9 

7 

1   7 

13 

§4 

.58 

.87 

1.16 

10 

1 

If 

.75 

1.13 

1.50 

11 

1* 

164 

si 

1.00 

1.50 

2.00 

12 

li 

21 

li 

1.25 

1.88 

2.50 

13 
14 

14 

.T 

20 
22 

i 

1A 

1.62 
2.00 

2.43 
3.00 

3.24 

4.00 

Single  Head  Wrenches  of  the  above  style,  but  with  handle  tapered,  will  be  furnished  on  orders 
for  the  larger  sizes,  beginning  with  No.  11. 


DOUBLE  HEAD 


Number 

Size  Bolt, 
U.  S.  Stand- 
ard Nut, 
Inches 

Opening 
Milled, 
Inches 

Extreme 
Length, 
Inches 

Thickness  of 
Head, 
Inches 

Unfin- 
ished, 
Each 

Semi- 
Finished, 
Each 

Finished, 
Each 

22 

4  &    is 

T5S    &       4 

4 

T3*  &  i 

$0.13 

$0.20 

'$0.26 

25 

4  &    41 

4 

A  &  A 

.18 

.27 

.36 

26 

i  &    ¥ 

5 

n  ft  A 

.20 

.30 

.40 

27 

1  &    11 

5 

.22 

.33 

.44 

28 

fa               &                         fy 

1  &    §1 

6 

T5?r  &  44 

.24 

.36 

.48 

29 

il  &     A 

i  &    if 

6 

11  &  11 

.26 

.39 

.52 

30 

1  &    4 

i  &    1 

7 

44  &  M 

.28 

.42 

.56 

32 
34 

TV    &        A                           1     &        §4 

4  &    f               i  &  1A 

8 
9 

. 

A  &  f 

.32 
.40 

.48 
.60 

.64 
.80 

35 

A  & 

M  &  1A 

9 

- 

4  &  * 

.44 

.66 

.88 

36 

A  & 

§4  &  if 

11 

4  &  A 

.51 

.77 

1.02 

37 

I  & 

11 

A  &  A 

.58 

.87 

1.16 

38 

f  & 

1A  &  1A 

13 

T9*  &  H 

.65 

.98 

1.30 

39 

1  & 

13 

||  &  §4 

.76 

1.14 

1.52 

40 

1  &  i 

if    1  if 

.88                  1.32 

1.76 

41 
43 
44 

1  &  i 
i  &  14 
l  &  li 

1A  &  if 
if    &  HI 
if    &  2 

154 
17 
19 

I  &  * 
§i  &  §4 
II  &  §1 

1.00 
1.36 
1.55 

1.50 
2.04 
2.33 

2.00 
2.72 
3.10 

Fig.   858 


Construction  Wrenches 

DROP  FORGED — 15°  ANGLE 
FOR  UNITED   STATES   STANDARD   NUTS 


Size  Bolt, 

Number 

U.  S.  Stand- 
ard Nut, 
Inches 

Opening 
Milled, 
Inches 

Extreme 
Length, 
Inches 

Thickness  of 
Head, 
Inches 

Unfin- 
ished, 
Each 

Semi- 
Finished, 
Each 

Finished, 
Each 

223 

14 

94 

5 

$0.20 

$0.30 

$0.40 

224 

25 

94 

7. 

.20 

.30 

.40 

225 

I 

11 

| 

.35 

.53 

.70 

226 
227 
228 

1 

11 
13 
15 

| 

.35 
.50 
.65 

.53 
.75 

.97 

.70 

1.00 
1.30 

229 

IA 

17 

ii 

.85 

1.28 

1.70 

230 

1 

if 

19 

f 

1.10 

1.65         I         2.20 

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Burner  and  Gas  Pliers 

BURNER  GAS 


Sizes — 5   and   6-Inch  Sizes — 7   to   14-Inch 

Fig.    859  Fig.    860 

Drop   forged   from  high  grade  tool   steel,  polished  jaws,   blued   handles,   oil 
tempered  and  milled  teeth. 


Length    .                              inches 

5 

5 

7 

g 

10 

12 

14 

Holds  pipe  inches 

i  and 

J  and 

1  to  \ 

1|  to  | 

1}  to  | 

If  to  | 

2  to  | 

Burner   pliers  per  dozen 

$5  00 

6  00 

Gas  pliers   per  dozen 

$7.00 

7.50 

9.50 

12.00 

15.00 

Button's  Pattern  Pliers 


Fig.    861 

Drop  forged  from  high  grade  tool  steel,  highly  polished,  blued   handles,   oil 
tempered.     Three  wire  cutters. 


Length    inches 


10 


Will  cut  wire 

14 

11 

g 

6 

Price  

$10  00 

12  00 

15  00 

20  00 

Snips 


Solid  cast  iron.     Case  hardened,  polished 
blades.     Japanned  handles. 


Number  .  . 

1 

0 

3 

Length  of  cut  . 
Length  over  all 
For  cutting  iron 
Price  

.  .  .  .inches 
.  .  .  .inches 
.  .number 
per  dozen 

2 
10J 

29 
$12.00 

tt 

Hi 
28 
15.00 

3 
1*| 

27 
18.00 

Fig.    862 


Soldering  Coppers 


Fig.    863 


Sharp    for    ordinary    use. 
wrought     iron     welded     shank, 
handles. 


Japanned 
without 


Weight  per  pair.  ..  .pounds 

f 

1 

n 

2 

3 

4 

5 

6 

8 

10  |  12 

Length  of  copper.  ..  .inches 
Length  over  all  inches 
Price  per  pound 

II 

10 
$0.68 

3 
10} 
.66 

3 

.63 

4 
14 
.62 

4f 
14 
.60 

A 

.60 

ei 

15 
.60 

5| 
17 
.60 

6* 

m 

.60 

7  7i 
18  j  18 
.60  1  .60 

When  one  only  is  wanted,  order  as  half  pair. 


Soldering  Copper  Handles 


Plain  hardwood.     Natural  finish,  with  wired  shank. 
Diameter,  1^-inches.     Length,  5^-inches. 


Per    dozen 


..$075 


Fig.    864 


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Fig.   865 


Fire  Pots 

CLAYTON  AND  LAMBERT 

No.  1 — Heavy  Galvanized  Iron  Tank.  Sheet  steel 
hood.  Burner  attached  to  swivel  joint,  which  permits 
moving  the  flame  up  or  down.  Burner  fitted  with  clean- 
out  plugs  and  will  not  become  clogged  or  eaten  out  by 
drippings.  Will  heat  soldering  coppers  and  a  kettle  of 
lead  or  solder  at  the  same  time.  By  removing  the  top 
section  an  open  fire  is  exposed,  which  may  be  used  as  a 
torch  or  brazing  fire.  Serviceable  in  taking  soil  pipe  apart, 
thawing  pipe,  wiping  joints,  removing  paint  and  for  con- 
ductor pipe,  cornice  and  roof  work. 

No.  5 — An  exact  duplicate  of  No.  1,  with  the  exception 
of  being  about  two-thirds  its  size. 


Number    

1                            5 

Capacity    

7                            5 

Diameter  of  top 

6|                           6 

Diameter  of  bottom   .... 

9|                          8$ 

Height    

12i                          12 

Weight  per  dozen   

175                          150 

Price  

each 

$12  00                      9  00 

Torches 

CLAYTON  AND  LAMBERT 


No.    30— Fig. 


No.   32— Fig.   867 


No.    38— Fig.    868 


Made  of  polished  seamless  brass.  Air  pump  of  brass.  Cast  iron  burner. 
Perfect  fire  indoors  or  out.  All  furnished  with  hook  on  burner  for  holding  solder- 
ing coppers. 

No.  30 — Round  Pattern.  Pump  in  handle  fitted  with  an  automatic  check  valve, 
and  a  safety  air  tube  which  extends  from  the  bottom  of  the  handle  to  the  top  of 
the  tank  above  the  gasoline,  preventing  gasoline  from  getting  into  the  pump. 

No.  32 — Round  Pattern  with  Pump  in  Tank.     Plain  brass  handle. 

No.  38 — Round  Pattern  with  Pump  in  Tank.  Plain  brass  handle.  Equipped 
with  improved  shielded  burner  tube. 


Number 




Capacity 

1-Quart 

1-Quart               1-Pint 

Diameter   

52 

5J                          4f 

Height  over  all   

11 

11                         8J 

Weight  per  dozen  

65 

62                         50 

Price   

$7  00 

8  00                      7  00 

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Cant  Hooks 

Wrought  steel  clasp.  Ex- 
tension toe  ring.  Duckbill 
hook.  Select  rock  maple 
handle. 


Socket, 
Inches 

Length  Handle, 
Feet 

Kind  of  Handle 

Weight  Per  Dozen, 
Pounds 

Price, 
Per  Dozen 

81 

5 

Select  Rock  Maple 

100 

$21.90 

Fig.  870 


Peavies 

Solid  malleable  iron 
socket.  Duckbill 
hook.  Heavy  steel 
bolt.  Select  rock 
maple  handle. 


Socket, 
Inches 

Length  Handle, 
Feet 

Kind  of  Handle 

Weight  Per  Dozen, 
Pounds 

Price, 
Per  Dozen 

2£ 

5 

Select   Rock  Maple 

100 

$27.10 

HANDLES  FOR  CANT  HOOKS  AND  PEAVIES 

Select  rock  maple,  2i-inches  x  5-feet.     Weight  per  dozen,  50  pounds.     Price Per  dozen  $9.00 

Mortar  Hoes 

Polished  steel,  two  hole  blade.  Solid 
shank.  Gold  bronzed.  Extra  select 
handles. 


Fig.    871 


Width 
of  Blade, 
Inches 

Length 
Handle, 
Feet 

Weight 
Per  Dozen, 
Pounds 

Price, 
Per  Dozen 

9 
10 

? 

43 

47 

$26.00 
27.90 

Warehouse  Brooms 

Designed  for  heavy  mill,  shop  and  warehouse  sweeping. 
Made  of  the  best  Illinois  broom  corn  with  a  Japanese  fibre  cen- 
ter. This  fibre  is  smaller  than  the  rattan  and  flat.  It  has  the 
same  life  and  elasticity  and  keeps  the  broom  in  shape.  The  fibre 
will  enter  cracks  and  crevices  too  small  for  the  rattan  and  will 
not  fling  or  scatter  sweepings. 

Securely  nailed,  clinched  and   compressed   in   a  solid  metal 
case,  supplemented  by  an  additional  metal  band  and  two  rows 
of  sewing. 
No.  10 — Weight  per  dozen,  40  pounds.     Price.. Per  dozen  $10.00 


Fig.    872 


Hammers 

Adzes  and  Axes 

Hatchets,  Chisels  and  Gouges 
Planes  and  Saws 

Calipers  and  Dividers 

Hand  and  Breast  Drills 

Braces,  Bits,  Augers 

Plumbs  and  Levels 
Drawing  Knives 
Oil  Stones 

Squares  and  Rules 
Tapes 

Files  and  Rasps 

Emery  Wheels  and  Grinders 
Grindstones 

Screw  Drivers 

Speed  Indicators 

Pitch  Gauges 

Gong  Bells 

Rivets  and  Burrs,  Etc. 
Padlocks 
Chain 

Wrought  Hardware 
Miscellaneous  Hardware 

Pages  331  to  355  Inclusive 


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Nail  Hammers 


Fig.  873 


ADZE   EYE— PLAIN    FACE 

Drop  forged  from  crucible  bar 
steel.  Hardened  face.  Highly  pol- 
ished. Tempered  regular  curved 
claws.  White  hickory  handles. 


0 

1 

H 

2 

3 

Weight  without  handle  ounces 

28 

20 

16 

13 

7 

Length  over  all  inches 

14 

14 

13 

13 

12 

$12.50 

9.00 

8.50 

8.00 

7.50 

ADZE  EYE— BELL  FACE 

BLACK   NECK 

Drop  forged  from  crucible  bar 
steel.  Hardened  face.  Highly  pol- 
ished. Tempered  regular  curved 
claws.  White  hickory  handles. 


11 

H| 

12 

13 

Weight 

without  handle    

20 

16 

13 

7 

Length 

14 

13 

13 

12 

Price 

$9  00 

8  50 

8  00 

7.50 

Fig.    875 


Machinists'  Ball  Pein 
Hammers 

Drop  forged  from  crucible  bar  steel.  Hard- 
ened face  and  pein.  High  polished  finish  and 
temper  blued.  White  hickory  handles. 


00 

0 

1 

2 

3 

4 

C 

6 

7 

8 

Weight  without  handle.  .  .ounces 
Length  over  all  inches 

12 
134 

16 
144 

20 
15 

24 
16 

28 
164 

32 
17 

36 
17 

40 
17* 

44 

I7i 

48 
17* 

Price  per  dozen 

$12.00 

12.50 

13.50 

14.50 

15.50 

16.50 

17.50 

19.00 

20.50 

22.00 

Blacksmiths'  Hand  Hammers 

Drop  forged  from  crucible  bar  steel.  Hardened 
face  and  pein.  Plain  eye.  Cross  pein.  Highly  polished. 
White  hickory  handles. 


Number    

0 

1 

? 

3 

5 

26 

32 

42 

48 

56 

72 

Length  over  all   ...  .inches 

15 

154 

16 

164 

17 

18 

Price  per  dozen 

$13.00 

14.00 

15.00 

16.00 

17.00 

19.00 

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Prospecting  Hammers 

Drop  forged  from  crucible  bar  steel.  Hardened 
round-octagon  face.  Straight  rounding  back.  Highly 
polished.  White  hickory  handles. 


Number 

Weight  Without  Handle, 
Ounces 

1 
Length  Over  All, 
Inches 

Price, 
Per  Dozen 

1 

22 

28 

1 

15 
15 

i 

$14.00 
15.00 

Fig.   878 


Prospecting  Picks 


Drop  forged  from  crucible  bar  steel.  Adze  eye. 
Hardened  point  and  octagon  poll.  Highly  polished.  White 
hickory  handles. 


1 

2 

Weight  without  handle  . 

ounces 

16 

24 

Length  of  head   

inches 

7J 

8 

Length  over  all   

inches 

13 

13 

Price 

$15  00 

16  00 

Half  Head 
Fig.  879 


Adzes 


HOUSE  CARPENTERS' 

Forged  from  special  crucible  steel.  Natural  black 
finish.  Polished  bit.  Carefully  tempered  and  ground. 
Hardened  head.  Solid  punched  eye. 


Half  Head 


Full  Head 


Number 


H-4 


Width    of    cut 

inches 

4              44 

4 

44 

Length                

inches 

9|             9i 

Hi 

Hi 

Price    

per    dozen 

$24.00       24.00 

$32.00 

32.00 

Full  Head 
Fig.  880 


Axes 

"RED   RIDGE"— MICHIGAN   PATTERN 

SINGLE   BIT   AND   HANDLED 

Soft  steel  body.  Hardened  poll.  Solid  punched  eye. 
Hand  hammered  crucible  steel  bit  carefully  tempered  and 
polished.  Body  painted  red.  White  oval  hickory  handles. 

Assorted  weights,  3      to  4      Ibs Per  dozen  $14.00 

Assorted  weights,  3l/2  to  4^  Ibs Per  dozen    14.25 

Assorted  weights,  4      to  5      Ibs Per  dozen    14.50 


Fig.   881 


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Rig  Builders'  Hatchets 


"OIL  KING" 

Forged  from  crucible  cast  steel.     Oil  tempered.     Black  finish. 
Scored  head.     White  hickory  handles. 


Fig.    882 


Size 

Width 
of  Cut, 
Inches 

Length 
of  Handle, 
Inches 

Weight 
Per  Dozen, 
Pounds 

Price, 
Per  Dozen 

3 

3i 

18 

33 

$12.00 

GERMANTOWN 

Solid  tool  steel.     Octagon  neck.     Round  poll.     Fire 
bronze  finish.     Scored  head.     White  hickory  handles. 


Number 

Size 

Width 
of  Cut, 
Inches 

Length 
of  Handle, 
Inches 

Price, 
Per  Dozen 

1317* 
1318 
1318* 

1 
2 
3 

Si 
81 

3| 

18 
18 
18 

$15.00 
15.50 
16.00 

Hatchets 

HUNT'S 

Hand  forged  and  carefully  tempered.     Box  eye.     Polished  bits, 
finish.     Selected  second-growth  white  hickory  handles. 


Fig.  883 


Gold  bronze 


Claw— Fig.    884 


•     Shingling — Fig.    885 


Claw 

Shingling 

Size 

1 

2 

3 

1 

2 

3 

Width  of  cut                      .    ...  inches 

3* 

3| 

4f 

8J 

3| 

41 

Length  over  all  inches 

13 

14 

14* 

13 

14 

14* 

Price    per  dozen 

$9.00 

9.50 

10.00 

$8.00 

8.50 

9.00 

BROAD  OR  BENCH 

WESTERN    PATTERN 
SINGLE  OR   DOUBLE   BEVEL 


2 

3 

4              5 

Width  of  cut 

4* 

5 

5*              6 

.  .         .        inches 

14* 

15 

15*           17 

Price                 

per    dozen 

$11.50 

13.00 

14.50       16.50 

Fig.    886 


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335 


Chisels 

SOCKET 
FIRMER 

Fig.   887 

Forged  tool  steel.     Plain  back.     Blade  6^2-inches  long.     Oil  tempered.     Full 
polish.    Leather  capped  hickory  handle. 


£ 

I 

f- 

J 

£ 

1 

li 

11 

li 

2 

Price  per  dozen  j  $14.00 

14.00 

14.00 

15.50 

16.00 

18.00 

18.50 

20  50 

22  00 

24  00 

25  00 

SOCKET 


FRAMING 

Fig.    888 

Forged  tool  steel.     Oval  back.     Blade  8-inches  long.     Oil  tempered.       Full 
polish.     Hickory  handle  with  iron  ring. 


Size  inches 

i 

, 

* 

I 

J 

1 

li 

li 

If 

2 

$9  00 

9  00 

9  00 

9  50 

10  00 

10.50 

11.00 

12.00 

13.00 

14.50 

16.00 

SOCKET 
CORNER 

Fig.    889 

Forged  tool  steel.     Inside  bevel.     Blade  8-inches  long.     Oil  tempered.     Full 
polish.     Hickory  handle  with  iron  ring. 


Size                                                                                                 inches 

| 

| 

| 

I 

1 

li 

Price    per   dozen 

$16.00 

16.00 

16.00 

17.00 

18.25 

20.25 

SOCKET  FIRMER 
GOUGES 

Fig.    890 

Forged   tool   steel.      Outside   bevel.      Blade   6^-inches   long.      Oil   tempered. 
Full  polish.     Leather  capped  hickory  handle. 


1 

% 

i 

' 

a 

I 

1 

11 

li 

2 

• 

$10  50 

10  50 

11  00 

11  50 

12  25 

13  25 

14  00 

15  50 

17  25 

18  75 

21.25 

Carpenters'  Slicks 


Fig.    891 

Extra  cast  steel.     Heavy  socket.     Blade  10-inches  long.     Oil  tempered.     Full 
polish.     Polished  hard  maple  handle. 


Size       .   .   .  .  '  . 

.  .   .   inches 

21 

3 

3i 

4 

Price 

$21  00 

23  50 

27  50 

32  00 

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SOCKET  FIRMER 
CHISEL 


Handles 

SOCKET    FRAM- 
ING CHISEL 


Fig.     892  Fig.  893 

Hickory — Assorted  Hickory — Iron 

Sizes.                                              Ringed. 
Per    dozen $0.50  Per    dozen 1 

PRATT'S  ADJUSTABLE  AUGER 

Selected  Ash — Malleable  Iron  Center  Frame 
Holds  and  Centers  All  Sizes  of  Augers 
No.  1 — 14-inches  long.  .Per  dozen  $12.00 
No.  2 — 17-inches  long.. Per  dozen  $12.00 


.70 


FILE 


Soft 


Fig.  894 

Wood — Brass 
Ferrule. 


Per   dozen $0.50 


ADZE  EYE  NAIL  HAMMER 


Fig.   896 

Length,   inches 13          14 

Per  dozen $1.75     1.75 

BROAD  HATCHET 


MACHINISTS'  HAMMER 


Length,   inches 16          18 

Per  dozen $1.75     2.00 

RIG  BUILDERS'  HATCHET 


Fig.   898 

Length,   inches 16          18  Length,   inches 18 

Per  dozen $2.00     2.50  Per    dozen $2.75 


ADZE 

Fig.   900 

34-inch  Turned.     All  White  Second  Growth  Hickory Per  dozen  $7.00 

AXE 

'••rnfflMMrmn I ffiid  I 

Fig.  901 
36-inch  Turned.     All  White  Second  Growth  Hickory Per  dozen  $6.50 

SURFACE  OR  RAILROAD 
PICK  AND  MATTOCK 

Fig.  902 

36-inch  Turned.    All  White  Second  Growth  Hickory Per  dozen  $8.00 


SLEDGE 

Fig.  903 
Oval  Turned — White   Hickory 

28-inch Per  dozen  $3.50        <    34-inch Per  dozen  $5.00 

30-inch Per  dozen    4.00  36-inch Per  dozen     5.50 

32-inch Per  dozen    4.50 


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337 


Bailey  Adjustable  Planes 

WOOD  BOTTOM 


Varnished  beechwood  bottom,  knob  and  handle.  Japanned  cast  iron  frame. 
Polished  cap.  Tempered  and  polished  tool  steel  cutters.  Screw  and  lever  adjust- 
ments. 


HANDLED    SMOOTH 
Fig.    904 


JACK,  FORE  AND  JOINTER 
Fig.    905 


Han 
Classification    Smc 

died 
)oth 

Jack                          Fore                       Jointer 

Number                                                          35 

36 
10 
«i 

2.05 

26 
15 
2 
1.65 

27 
15 
8* 

1.90 

27*         28 
15          18 
2i     I      2i 
1.95  '     2.05 

29          30 
20          22 

21      n 

2.10  '     2.20 

31 
24 
2| 
2.25 

32 
26 

21 
2.40 

Length     .    .  .                                inches         9 

Size   of   cutter  inches         2 

Price     each    $1  90 

IRON 

Japanned  cast  iron  frame.     Varnished  rosewood  knob  and  handle.     Highest 
grade  steel  cutters,  oil  tempered  and  polished.     Screw  and  lever  adjustments. 


SHOWING  CORRUGATED 

SMOOTH                                       BOTTOM                                JACK,    FORE    AND    JOINTER 

Fig.  906                                            Fig.    907                                                          Fig.    908 

SMOOTH  BOTTOM 

Classification                                                                                 Smooth 

jack 

Jointer 

Number     2 

3 

4 

4* 

5 

5i 

6 

7 

8 

Length    inches  '•       7 

8 

9 

10 

14 

15 

18 

00 

04 

Size   of  cutter    inches  1      If     1      l  %• 

2 

2f 

2 

2i 

2§           2S 

2f 

Price    each  1  $2  00 

2.10 

2.20 

2.50 

2.50 

3.00 

3.25 

3.75 

4.50 

1 

CORRUGATED  BOTTOM 


Classification    

Smooth 

Jack 

Fore 

Jointer 

Number  

2C 

A 

$2.00 

3C 

8 

2.10 

4C 

Q 

2 
2.20 

4iC 
10 
2f 
2.50 

5C 
14 
2 
2.50 

5*C 
15 
8i 

3.00 

6C 
18 
21 
3.25 

7C 
22 

21 
3.75 

8C 
24 
2| 
4.50 

Length    inches 

Size  of  cutter    .                                     inches 

Block  Planes 

BAILEY 

Japanned  cast  iron  frame,  with  the  "Handy"  feature, 
giving  a  secure  grip.     Adjustable  throat  opening.     High 
grade  steel  cutters,  oil  tempered  and  polished. 
No.  60  —  Low  Angle  Block.     Nickel  trimmings,  with  screw  adjustment. 

Length,  6-inches.     Size  of  cutter,   1  ^-inches  ..................  Each  $1.25 

No.  65  —  Low  Angle  Block.     Nickel  trimmings,  with  screw  adjustment. 

Length,  7-inches.     Size  of  cutter,   1^-inches  .................  Each  $1.35 


-  909 


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Fig.    910 


Hand  and  Rip  Saws 

No.  10 — Special  crucible  steel  blade, 
grained  and  etched,  straight  back, 
beech  handle,  four  brass  screws. 


26-inch  Hand  Saws,  5  to  12  points,   weight  per  dozen,  24  pounds per  dozen  ;  $20.00 

28-inch  Hand  Saws,  5  to  10  points,  weight  per  dozen,  30  pounds per  dozen  ;    23.50 

26-inch   Rip  Saws,  5  to  6  points,  weight  per  dozen,  24  pounds per  dozen       20.00 

28-inch  Rip  Saws.   5  to  6  points,  weight  per  dozen,  30  pounds per  dozen       23.50 


Compass  Saws 


Crucible     steel,    polished    apple    handle,    two 
brass    screws. 


10 

12 

14 

16 

Price   

•  •  per 

dozen  | 

$4.25 

4.50 

4.75 

5.00 

Fig.     911 


One-Man 
Cross-Cut  Saws 

Tuttle  Tooth — Fig.  912 

High  grade  crucible  steel.  Crescent  ground.  Polished  and  etched.  Beech 
handle,  plain  sides  with  varnished  edges.  Supplementary  handle  of  varnished 
beech,  and  malleable  iron  ferrule. 


4 

41 

51 

6 

No    111  —  Tuttle  tooth,  straight  back.    .    .                       .                    each 

$2  32 

2  61 

2  90 

3.19 

3.48 

No.  237  —  Lance  tooth,   sway  back  each 

2.88 

3.24 

3.60 

3.96 

4.32 

Hand  Saw  Handles 

Selected  beech,  varnished,  slit  but  not  bored. 


For    saws    .  inches 


24-26 


Price per  dozen 


$2.50 


28 


(.75 


Fig.   913 


Price  does  not  include  screws. 

One-Man  Cross-Cut  Saw  Handles. 


Regular — Fig.   914 

Selected  beech,  plain  sides  with  var- 
nished edges.     With  three  holes. 

Weight  per  dozen 7z/4  pounds 

Per  dozen $4.50 


Supplementary — Fig.    915 

Supplementary  or  point  handle,  $%- 
inches  long,  malleable  iron  ferrule. 
Washer,  rod  and  nut  fastened  inside. 

Weight  per   dozen 4  pounds 

Per  dozen $2.25 


Genuine 
MorrilFs 
Saw  Sets 

No.    1— Fig.    916  No.    4— Fig.    917 

No.  1 — Merrill's  Improved.  Semi-steel  frame.  Hardened  tool  steel  anvil  and 
plunger.  Tempered  steel  spring.  For  hand,  band  and  jig  saws  not  over  16  gauge 
thick.  Capable  of  very  fine  adjustment.  Length  over  all,  6^4-inches. 

Per  dozen $15.00 

No.  4 — Malleable  Iron.  Polished  sides.  Hardened  steel  anvil  and  plunger. 
Heavy  spiral  steel  spring.  For  Champion  or  wide  tooth  cross-cut  saws,  14  to  20 
gauge.  Length  over  all,  9^2-inches. 

Per   dozen    $20.60 


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339 


Star  Hack  Saw  Frames 


No.    4B— Fig.    918 


No.  4B — This  is  a  patent  cast  iron  frame 
for  9-irich  blades  and  so  constructed  as  to 
face  blades  in  four  directions.  The  pins 
which  hold  the  blade  are  fast  in  the  frame 
and  cannot  drop  out.  It  is  a  very  stiff  and 
desirable  frame  with  Japan  finish. 

Per    dozen $4.00 


No.  9 — This  frame  holds  blades  from  8 
to  12-inches  in  length.  It  is  an  extension 
frame  covered  by  a  steel  sheath.  The 
sheath  makes  it  very  stiff,  and  at  the  same 
time  very  light.  It  is  polished  and  nickel 
plated.  The  blades  may  be  faced  in  four 
directions. 

Per   dozen $15.00 


No.  9— Fig.  919 


No.  10 — This  frame  holds  blades  from  8 
to  12-inches  in  length  and  is  marked  for  the 
different  lengths.  It  is  an  extension  frame, 
light  and  quickly  adjusted,  having  strength 
in  the  middle  where  strength  is  needed.  It 
is  made  of  tempered  steel,  polished  and 

nickel  plated.     The  handles  are  cocobolo  wood,  highly  finished.     The  blades  may 
be  faced  in  four  directions. 

Per  dozen $15.50 

No.  14 — This  frame  is  adapted  for  large  work,  ^ ,__ __ ^ ^^^ 
such  as  cutting  off  rails,  iron  beams,  girders, 
etc.  Heavy  forged  steel  frame,  with  solid 
sockets.  Polished  and  nickel  plated.  Beech- 
wood  handle  fastened  with  three  nickel  plated 
screws.  Blades  tightened  by  thumb  screw. 
Measurement  between  back  and  saw  points, 
10^4-inches.  Carries  12-inch  blades  and  is  not 
adjustable  to  other  sizes. 

Per    dozen $23.00 


No.    14— Fig.    921 


Simplex  Power  Hack  Saws 


This  machine  is  designed  for  cutting  off  all 
kinds  of  metals,  of  any  shape,  and  to  sizes 
given  below.  A  steady  and  uniform  pressure 
is  maintained  on  the  saw  during  the  forward 
stroke,  while  on  the  return  stroke,  the  weight 
is  lifted  from  the  blade.  When  the  work  is 
finished  the  saw  automatically  lifts  from  the 
work  and  stops. 

No.  1 — Cuts  off  up  to  4^-inch  stock. 
No.  2 — Cuts  off  up  to  6x8-inch  stock. 
Either  size  can  be  equipped  with   ^    H.   P. 
motor. 

Size  of  driving  pulley 13x2-inches 

Speed  of  pulley  per  minute 

40  to  50  revolutions 

Length   of   stroke 6-inches 

Floor  space 18x30-inches 

Net  weight,  No.  1 155  pounds 

Net  weight,  No.  2 165  pounds 

Weight  of  crate,  about 50  pounds 

Weight  of  box,  (two  in  box),  18x36x40-inches 150  pounds 

Floor  rest  furnished  when  specially  ordered,  at  extra  cost. 


Fig.    922 


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Hack  Saw  Blades 


Fig.   923 

These  blades  are  made  of  the  finest  grade  of  steel.  The  teeth  are  sharp,  with 
square  cutting  points,  set  evenly  and  in  such  a  manner  that  every  tooth  cuts. 
The  set  is  just  enough  to  insure  a  free,  smooth,  and  rapid  cut,  removing  no  more 
stock  than  necessary.  The  blades  are  tempered  by  an  improved  process,  which 
leaves  them  hard  and  tough,  so  that  they  will  not  shell  off.  They  are  too  hard  to 
file. 

For  general  metal  cutting  we  furnish  our  No.  112  Blades  with  18  teeth  to  the 
inch.  They  are  -j^-inch  wide  and  .030-inch  thick.  We  have  found  that  these  blades 
are  the  correct  width  and  thickness  for  general  use. 


Length 

g 

9 

10 

12 

Price    

per    gross 

$9.00 

9.60 

10.20 

12.60 

For  cutting  tubing,  brass,  copper  and  thin  sheets  of  metal  we  furnish  our 
No.  102  Blades  with  24  teeth  to  the  inch.  They  are  5^-inch  wide  and  .025-inch 
thick. 


g 

9 

10 

12 

Price  

per  gross 

$8.00 

9.00 

10.00 

12.00 

Power  Hack  Saw  Blades 

These  blades  are  hardened  throughout  and  are  adapted  especially  for  work 
in  large  power  machines.  They  are  34-inch  wide  and  .032-inch  thick,  and  fur- 
nished with  14  teeth  to  the  inch.  The  lengths  given  refer  to  distance  from 
center  to  center  of  holes. 


Length    .  .    . 

12 

13* 

14 

16 

17 

Price    

per  gross 

$15.00 

18.00 

18.00 

21.00 

22.20 

Calipers 

CAST   STEEL— POLISHED 


Inside 
Fig.   924 

Outside 
Fig.   925 

Double 
Fig.   926 

Length  

4. 

8 

10 

12 

j 

$2  85 

3  75 

5  35 

6  50 

8  00 

Outside   calipers 

tt         «  n 

2  85 

3  75 

5  35 

6  50 

8  00 

Double  calipers  

" 

4.25 

6.00 

Wing  Dividers 

FORGED    STEEL— POLISHED 


Length     inches 


10 


12 


Price    

per 

dozen 

$5.50 

7.50 

10.00 

12.00 

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341 


Hand  Drills 


No.    1 — Single    Geared 
Fig.  928 


No.    5 — Double    Geared 
Fig.  929 


No.  1 — Japanned  malleable  iron  frame.  Japanned  cast  iron  cut  gears.  Nickel  plated  steel  chuck 
and  handle  crank.  Cocobolo  knob  and  handle.  Handle  with  hollow  end  with  screw  cap  large 
enough  to  contain  drill  points  within  the  capacity  of  the  tool.  Three  jaw  chuck  holding,  and 
centering  accurately,  round  shank  drills  from  0  to  fVinch  in  diameter. 

Length  over  all,  12^-inches.  Diameter  of  gear,  3j-inches.  Length  of  handle,  4i-inches,  with  8 
cast  steel  fluted  drill  points  ranging  in  size  from  fa  to  11/64-inch  in  diameter. 

Weight  per  dozen 20   pounds  Price    Per  dozen   $20.00 

No.  5 — Japanned  malleable  iron  frame.  Cast  iron  cut  gears  painted  red.  The  large  gear  has 
a  wide  rim,  enabling  the  operator  to  grasp  the  wheel  by  the  rim  instead  of  crank  handle,  thus 
giving  a  steady  and  uniform  motion  when  delicate  work  is  being  done.  This  also  reduces  the 
liability  to  break  the  drill  points.  Nickel  plated  steel  chuck  and  handle  crank.  Cocobolo  knob  and 
handle.  Handle  with  hollow  end  with  screw  cap  large  enough  to  contain  drill  points  within  the 
capacity  of  the  tool.  Three  jaw  chuck  holding,  and  centering  accurately,  round  shank  drills  from 
0  to  iVinch  in  diameter. 

Length  over  all,  122-inches.  Diameter  of  gear,  3^-inches.  Length  of  handle,  4^-inches,  with  8 
cast  steel  fluted  drill  points  ranging  in  size  from  -^  to  11/64-inch  in  diameter. 

Weight  per  dozen 22   pounds  Price    Per  dozen   $24.00 


Breast  Drills 

BALL  BEARING 


No.   12   Improved — Single  Geared  No.    13 — Double   Geared 

Fig.  930  Fig.  931 

No.  12  Improved— Malleable  iron  frame.  Level  attachment.  Nickel  plated  steel  chuck.  Adjust- 
able breast  plate.  Changeable  gear,  from  even  to  a  speed  of  3  to  1.  Adjustable  crank  to  8,  10 
and  12-inch  sweeps.  "Master  Chuck"  holding  round  shank  drills  from  i  to  i-inch  in  diameter, 
all  sizes  of  bit  stock  drills  and  No.  1  Taper  Shank  Drills. 

Length  over  all,  IT^-inches.     Diameter  of  large  gear,  5-inches.     Diameter  of  small  gear,  IJ-inches. 

Weight  per  dozen 79  pounds  Price    Per  dozen  $40.00 

No.  13 — Nickel  plated  steel  frame,  stock  and  chuck.  Level  attachment.  Adjustable  breast 
plate.  Changeable  gear,  from  even  to  a  speed  of  4£  to  1.  Adjustable  crank  to  8,  10  and  12-inch 
sweeps.  Master  Chuck  '  holding  round  shank  drills  from  £  to  i-inch  in  diameter,  all  sizes  of  bit 
stock  drills  and  No.  1  Taper  Shank  Drills. 

Length  over  all,  15-inches.       Diameter  of  large  gear,  6-inches.     Diameter  of  small  gear,  Ig-inches. 

Weight  per  dozen 70   pounds  Price    .Per  dozen   $55.00 


Chain  Drilling  Attachments 

_  Japanned    cast    iron    yoke.      Automatic    self-regulating    feed    or 

er      may    be    fed    by    hand.      Furnished    with    four    feet    of    stout    chain. 
£p  Length   of   main   spindle,    8^-inches. 

^,  No.    717 — Chain    Drilling   Attachment,    with   plain   socket,    ^-inch 

^  hole   with   set  screw. 

Weight  each,   3£  pounds.       Price Each  $1.60 

|  5:  No.    718 — Chain    Drilling    Attachment,    same    as    No.    717,    with 

•~  "Master  Chuck"  added,  for  holding  round  shank  drills  from  J  to 
2  i-inch  in  diameter,  all  sizes  of  bit  stock  drills  and  No.  1  Taper 
5.  Shank  Drills. 

?  ^          Weight  each,   4i  pounds.       Price Each  $3.00 

•«*•» 

S5t  No.    719 — Chain    Drilling    Attachment,    same    as    No.    717,    with 

"  "Star  Chuck"  added,  for  holding  round  shank  drills  from  0  to  $-inch 
in  diameter. 

Weight    each,    4$    pounds.      Price Each  $4.00 


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Ratchet  Bit  Braces 


Master    Ratchet 

Fig.  933 

Ball-bearing  head  and  handle.  Head 
and  handle  of  cocobolo.  Nickel  plated 
bent  steel  shank.  Forged  steel  jaws 
holding  bits,  round  shank  drills  from 
%  to  y2-inch  in  diameter,  all  sizes  of 
bit  stock  drills  and  No.  1  Taper  Shank 
Drills. 


Ratchet 
Fig.  934 

Brass  rings  inserted  in  sweep  han- 
dle. Head  and  handle  of  hardwood 
stained  in  imitation  of  cocobolo. 
Nickel  plated  bent  steel  shank. 
Forged  steel  alligator  pattern  jaws. 


Number    . 

831 

832 

833 

12 

10 

8 

Price    .  .  . 

.  .  .  per  dozen 

$36.00 

34.00 

32.00 

321 

322 

323 

Sweep   .  .  . 
Price 

......  .inches 
.  .  .per   dozen 

12 

$18.50 

10 
17.50 

8 
16.50 

Spofford's  Bit  Braces 


Fig.   935 

Polished  bent  steel  shank.  Revolv- 
ing iron  head.  Thumb  screw  forged 
from  Bessemer  steel. 


g 

10 

12 

14 

Sweep 
Price... 

....  inches 
per  dozen 

8 
$19.00 

10 
22.00 

12 
25.00 

14 

28.00 

Fig.  J 

Nickel  plated  bent  steel  shank. 
Cocobolo  head  and  handle.  Thumb 
screw  forged  from  Bessemer  steel. 

Number     . 


108 


110 


Sweep    inches          8  10 

Price per    dozen     $24.00       27.00 


Clark's  Pattern 
Expansive  Bits 


Fig.   937 
Forged  from  tool  steel,  oil  tempered,  full  polished. 


No.  1 — Small  size,  complete  with  cutters  Nos.  1  and  2.  Cuts  from  £  to  1^-inch  hole.  Length 
over  all,  8-inches Per  dozen 

No.  2 — Large  size,  complete  with  cutters  Nos.  3  and  4.  Cuts  from  |  to  3-inch  hole.  Length 

over  all,  10^-inches  ' Per  dozen 

(Nos.  5  and  6  Cutters  can  be  used  with  this  size  only.) 


$18.00 
26.00 


EXTRA  CUTTERS 


Number    

1 

2 

j 

4 

5 

6 

Cuts  inches 

i  tb  1 

T  to  11 

i  to  U 

If  to  3 

3  to  4 

4  to  5 

Price    per   dozen 

$3.00 

3.75 

5.25 

6.00 

9.00 

12.00 

Snell's  Jennings  Pattern  Auger  Bits 

Forged  from  highest  grade   crucible   steel.        Oil   tempered.        Full   polished. 
Double  extension  lips  and  cutters.     Double  thread  on  screw.     Suitable  for  soft  or 

hardwood. 

Length    of   twist,   4^-inches. 
Length   over   all,  8^-inches. 

Fig. 


Size  in  16ths  of  an  inch  

3 

4 

5 

6 

7 

g 

g 

10 

11 

$4  50 

4  00 

4  00 

4  00 

4  50 

5  00 

5  50 

6  00 

7  00 

Size  in  16ths  of  an  inch  

12 

13 

14 

15 

16 

17 

18 

19 

20 

Price  per  dozen 

$7.00 

8.00 

8.00 

9.00 

9.00 

10.50 

10.50 

12.00 

12.00 

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Genuine  Irwin 
Solid  Center  Auger  Bits 


"  Fig.  939 

Forged  from  tool  steel.     Oil  tempered.     Full  polished.     Double  extension  lips 
and  cutters.     Single  thread  on  screw.     Suitable  for  soft  or  hardwood. 
Length  of  twist,  4^2-inches.     Length  over  all,  8^-inches. 


Size  in  16ths  of  an  inch 


8 


10 


11 


12 


13 


Price per    dozen 


$4.50 


4.00 


4.00 


4.00 


4.50 


5.00 


5.50 


6.00 


7.00 


7.00 


8.00 


Size  in  16ths  of  an  inch 


14 


16 


18 


20 


22 


24 


28 


80 


32 


Price per    dozen    $8.00     9.00     9.00     10.50     12.00     13.50     15.00     17.00     19.00     21.00     23.00 

SnelPs  Carpenters'  Nut  Augers 

mmmmmim 
Fig.    940 

Forged  from  highest  grade  crucible  steel.     Oil  tempered.     Full  polished. 

Size    inches        $~\      f  f  |      j      1  I*         U         1$    |     If 

Price per   dozen  |  $8.25  |    9.50  |  10.75  |  12.00  |  13.25  |  15.00  |  17.00  |  22.00     26.00     30.00 

°  " '  1 1 ?    Ship  Augers 

Fig.    941  WITH    SCREW 

Forged  from  tool   steel.     Oil   tempered.  Polished   twist  and   shank.     Single 

thread    on    screw.      Length    of    twist,    about  12-inches.      Length    over    all,    about 
18-inches. 

Size  in   8ths  of  an  inch 4  5  6  64 7      I     74     j       8~~ 

Price per   dozen       $7.50       9.00     10.50     12.00     12.00     13.50     13.50 

Size  in   8ths  of  an  inch 8}  9  9 \          10          12          14          16 

Price    per  dozen  I  $15.00  \  15.00  I  16.50  |  16.50  I  21.00  I  27.50  I  38.00 

Snell's  Ship  Augers 

WITH    SCREW 

rrrrrrrrrrrrrr        •  •     m 

Fig.    942 

Forged   from  tool   steel.     Oil  tempered.      Polished   twist  and   shank.     Single 
thread  on  screw.     Length  of  twist,  18-inches.     Length  over  all,  36-inches. 

Size  .inches  |   4   j   f     I  •   I     1    1-&  ,  1*    U    If    14    2~ 

Price per  dozen  ]  $22.50  |  25.50  |  28.50  32.10  |  35.70  |  37.50  |  39.30  |  42.90  |  47.70  |  52.50  I  76.50 

Genuine  Irwin  Solid  Center  Ship  Augers 

WITH    SCREW 


Fig.   943 

Forged  from  tool  steel.  Oil  tempered.  Full  polished.  Double  extension  lips 
and  cutters.  Single  thread  on  screw.  Length  of  twist,  18-inches.  Length  over 
all,  36-inches. 


Size  in  16ths  of  an  inch, 


11 


12 


14 


15 


16 


17 


Price per    dozen 


$24.00  i  27.90  I  30.30 


31.80 


34.50 


36.30 


39.00 


40.80 


43.50 


Size  in  16ths  of  an  inch. 


18 


20 


28 


80 


Price per  dozen 


$45.30  |  49.80 


55.50 


61.20 


69.00 


76.80 


84.60 


92.40 


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Plumbs  and  Levels 


Fig.    944 


No.  3 — Stanley  Adjustable,  cherry,  mahogany  stained  and  polished,  one 
piece  stock.  Brass  arch  top  plate.  Brass  tips  on  each  end.  Two  side  views. 
Lengths  24,  28  and  30-inches. 


Per  dozen 


.$15.00 


Drawing  Knives 

CARPENTERS' 


Razor  blade,  highest  grade  Jessop's  cast  steel,  oil  tempered,  sharpened  and 
polished.    Hickory  handles,  heavy  caps  and  ferrules. 


Length   of  blade inches 


10 


Price   per  dozen 


$13.50 


13.  { 


14.40 


15.60 


18.00 


Oil  Stones 

UNMOUNTED 

Fig.   946  Fig.    947 

Lily  White  Washita  Oil  Stones  and  Round  Edge  Beveled  Slips  are  the  best 
general  purpose  stones  on  the  market.  A  fast  cutter  and  leaves  a  fine  smooth 
edge. 

No.  86 — Lily  White  Washita  Oil    Stones,    6x2xl-inches Per  dozen  $  9.00 

No.  88— Lily  White  Washita  Oil    Stones,    8x2xl-inches Per  dozen     12.00 

No.  2A — Lily  White  Wrashita  Round  Edge  Beveled  Slips,  about 
3^xl%-inches Per  dozen    $4.00| 


Try  Squares 


No.  20 — Rosewood  handle,  brass  faced  edges,  and 
handy  finger  grooves.  Blued  steel  blade,  graduated 
in  eighths. 


Length    of 

blade  

.inches 

4J          6 

7$ 

9 

10 

12 

I 

i 

i^.—  /         -_2 

Fig.    948 

Price 

dozen 

$2.70  I  3.60 

4.15 

5.10 

5.50 

6.70 

One 

Steel  Squares 

POLISHED 
piece  weldless  steel  with  plain  cut  markings. 

Number 

Body, 
Inches 

Tongue, 
Inches 

Graduations 

Price, 
Per  Dozen 

3 

14 

24x2 
24x2 

16x1$ 
16xli 

4ths,   8ths,    12ths,   16th 
Board   and   Brace   IV 
4ths,  8ths,  Essex's  Bo; 

s,    Essex's 
easure 

$15.00 
12.75 

ird  Measure.  . 

Fig.    949 


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Boxwood  Rules 


No.    68— Fig.    950 


No.    62 — Fig.    951 


No.  61 — Two  foot,  four  fold,  square  joint,  middle  plates,  graduated  in  inches, 
8ths,  lOths,  12ths  and  16ths,  1-inch  wide Per  dozen  $3.00 

No.  68 — Two  foot,  four  fold,  round  joint,  middle  plates,  graduated  in  inches. 
8ths  and  16ths,  1-inch  wide Per  dozen  $2.50 

No.  62 — Two  foot,  four  fold,  square  joint,  full  brass  bound,  graduated  in  inches, 
Sths,  lOths,  12ths,  16ths,  drafting  scale,  1-inch  wide Per  dozen  $8.00 

No.  84 — Two  foot,  four  fold,  square  joint,  half  brass  bound,  graduated  in  inches, 
Sths,  lOths,  12ths,  16ths,  drafting  scale,  1-inch  wide Per  dozen  $6.50 

"Home"  Steel  Tapes 

These  tapes  are  ^-inch  wide,  stout  bent  leather 
case,  large  center,  long  folding  handle.  Nickel 
plated  mountings.  Graduations  begin  at  outside  end 
of  rjng.  These  tapes  are  intended  to  supersede  the 
woven  tapes  which  on  account  of  their  low  price 
are  often  used  where  a  more  reliable  tape  ought  to 
be  employed.  They  are  of  the  best  quality  steel  and 
accurately  graduated. 
GRADUATED  IN  12THS 


Fig.  95$ 


7352T 


7354T    7355T 


feet                   

25 

50 

75 

100 

Price    

each 

$3.20 

3.90 

5.10 

6.60 

Dartmouth"  Metallic  Tapes 


These  tapes  are  ^-inch  wide,  stout  bent  leather 
case,  long  folding  handle.     Nickel  plated  mountings. 
Line  interwoven  with  metal,  leather  reinforced  end. 
Graduations  begin  at  outside  end  of  ring. 
GRADUATED  IN  12THS 


Size  Number    .  . 

7440T 

7442T   !    7444T 

7445T 

Length 
Price    . 

25 
$  1.65 
$19.80 

50 
2.45 
29.40 

75 
3.05 
36.60 

100 
3.80 
45.60 

Price   . 

.  .per  dozen 

Fig.   953 


Favorite"  Ass  Skin  Tapes 


Ass   Skin   case,  brass  bound,  brass  folding  handle 
and  trimmings,  with   J^-inch  wide  cotton   line. 
GRADUATED    IN    12THS 


Fig.  954 


7900 

7902 

7904 

7905 

25 

50 

75 

100 

$3  75 

5  00 

7  50 

9.00 

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Price  List  of  Files  and  Rasps 

PRICE  PER  DOZEN 

As  Adopted   by  the  File  Manufacturers    Association  of  the  United   States,   November  1,  1899 


lira. 

MILL  AND  ROUND. 

FLAT. 

INCH. 

SQUARE. 

HAND  AND  PILLAR. 

INCH. 

E1LF  RD.  &  THRtE  SlH'iRE. 

WARDING. 

Bastard. 

2dCut. 

Smooth. 

Bastard. 

2dCut. 

Smooth. 

Bastard. 

2d  Cut. 

Smooth. 

Bastard. 

2dCat 

Smooth. 

Bastard.  I  2d  Cut.  |  Smooth. 

Bastard. 

JdCut. 

Smooth. 

4 
1 
6 
7 
8 
9 
10 
11 
12 
18 
14 
15 
16 
17 
18 
19 
20 

3.00 
3.20 

3.50 
3.90 
4.30 
4.90 
5.60 
6.70 
7.50 
9.40 
10.70 
13.10 
14.70 
18.20 
20.20 
24.60 
27.40 

3.50 
3.80 
4.00 
4.60 
4.90 
5.80 
6.40 
7.80 
8.60 
10.70 
12.20 
15.00 
16.80 
20.20 
22.70 
27.50 
30.70 

3.90 
4.10 
4.50 
4.90 
5.40 
6.30 
7.00 
8.50 
9.40 
11.70 
13.10 
16.10 
17.90 
21.70 
24.30 
29.40 
32.90 

3.70 
3.90 
4.30 
4.80 
5.30 
6.30 
7.00 
8.60 
9.70 
11.80 
13.30 
16.00 
17.80 
21.50 
23.90 
28.40 
31.50 

4.30 

4.70 

4 

3.80 

4.60 

4.90 
5.30 
5.50 
6.30 
7.00 
8.30 
9.10 
11.30 
12.80 
15.40 
17.50 
20.90 
23.30 
27.50 
30.40 
35.70 
39.30 

3.70 
3.90 
4.30 
4.90 
5.40 
6.70 
7.50 
9.40 
10.70 
13.30 
15.00 
17.90 
20.10 
24.20 
26.80 
31.90 
35.10 

4.30 
4.70 
5.10 
5.80 
6.30 
7.80 
8.70 
10.90 
12.30 
15.20 
17.00 
20.60 
22.80 
27.10 
29.90 
35.40 
39.20 

4.80 
5.30 
5.60 
6.30 
6.70 
8.30 
9.  .40 
11.80 
13.50 
16.20 
18.20 
21.70 
24.20 
28.60 
31.50 
37.60 
41  60 

4 
5 
6 
7 
8 
9 
10 
11 
12 
13 
14 
15 
16 
17 
18 
19 
20 

4.80 
5.40 
6.10 
7.00 
7.50 
8.50 
9.10 
10.70 
11.80 
14.10 
15.50 
18.50 
20.60 
24.70 
27.50 
32.80 
36.20 

5.60 
6.10 
6.70 
7.70 
8.30 
9.40 
10.10 
11.80 
13.00 
15.40 
17.00 
20.40 
22.50 
27.00 
29.90 
35.70 
39.40 

6.10 
6.40 
7.10 
8.20 
8.90 
9.90 
10.70 
12.70 
13.90 
16.60 
18.30 
21.70 
24.20 
28.90 
32.00 
38.10 
42.30 

4.00 

4.50 
•4.90 
5.90 
6.40 
7.80 
8.70 
10.90 
12.30 
15.20 
17.00 

4.80 
5.30 
5.90 
6.90 
7.50 
9.00 
10.10 
12.70 
14.30 
17.40 
19.40 

5.40 
5.80 
6.40 
7.  50 
8.20 
9.90 
11.00 
13.70 
15.40 
18.70 
21.00 

4.80 
5.50 
6.10 
7.20 
8.10 
9.80 
11.00 
13.60 
15.30 
18.30 
20.10 
24.20 
26.80 
31.60 
35.30 

5.30 
6.10 
6.60 
7.90 
8.70 
10.70 
12.10 
14.70 
16.70 
20.00 
22.30 
26.50 
29.20 
34.60 
38.30 

6 

7 
8 
9 
10 
11 
12 
13 
14 
15 
16 
17 
18 
19 
20 

4.60 
5.10 
5.50 
6.60 
7.40 
9.10 
10.20 
12.50 
13.90 
16.90 
18.70 
22.50 
25.10 
29.70 
32.80 

5.10 
5.80 
6.80 
7.70 
8.50 
10.40 
11.50 
14.30 
16.10 
19.20 
21.20 
25.40 
28.20 
33.20 
36.70 

ST 

8  inc 

AVESA 

h 

w. 
|9.40 

STAVESAW 
IMPROVED. 

6  inch  $  6.40 
7          7.40 
8         8.10 
9         9.70 
10         10.70 
12         15.40 

•Mill  Blunt,  Dbl.  Cut,  adv   2  in. 
Mill  Dbl.  Cut.                "     1  " 
Mill  Narrow  Point,       "     1  " 
Mill  Machine,                      1  || 

Farmers'Own.adv.onBasl.l  " 

Cant  (Blunt)  Dbl.  Cut 
advance  2  in. 

Square  Blunt,  advance  J  in. 

Slotting  (Bit.)  adv.  2  in. 
Cotter  Blunt  or  Taper 
advance  2  in. 
Reaper, 
Advance  1  in.  on  2d  Cut. 

Ginsaw,        /take  Bastard  price. 
Crossing  adv.  2  in. 
Tumble?  "    2  " 
Feather  Edge  (Blunt).    "    2  " 
High  Back.    (                   ..    2  .. 
HalfRound,  (  • 

ML 

MILL, 
One  Round  Edge. 

MILL, 
Two  Round  Edges. 

INCH. 

TAPERS. 

SLIM 
TAPERS. 

BANDSAW, 
Blunt  &  Taper. 

INCH. 

PIT 

SAW. 

CANT 
SAW. 

CROSS 
CUT. 

HOOK 

TOOTH 

PLLHER 
IHIFK. 

INSERTED 
TOOTH 

CHIStt 

toon. 

Bastard. 

21  Cut 

Smooth. 

Bastard. 

2dCut. 

Smooth. 

tf 

Double 
Cut. 

t? 

Double 
Cat. 

Regular. 

Slim. 

%!' 

%." 

%" 

tf 

ScT 

4 
& 
6 
7 
8 
9 
10 
11 
12 
13 
14 
15 
16 
17 
18 

3.40 
3.60 
3.90 
4.40 
4.80 
5.50 
6.30 
7.50 
8.40 
10.60 
12.00 
14.70 
16.50 
20.  5C 
22  70 

3.90 
4.30 
4.50 
5.20 
-   5.50 
6.50 
7.20 
8.80 
9.70 
12.00 
13.70 
16.90 
18.90 
22.70 
25.50 

4.40 
4.60 
5.10 
5.50 
6.10 
7.10 
7.90 
9.60 
10.60 
13.20 
14.70 
18.10 
20.10 
24.40 
27.30 

3.80 
4.00 
4.40 
4.90 
5.40 
6.10 
7.00 
8.40 
9.40 
11.80 
13.40 
16.40 
18.40 
22.80 
25.30 

4.40 
4.80 
5.00 
5.80 
6.10 
7.30 
8.00 
9.80 
10.80 
13.40 
15.30 
18  80 
21.00 
25.30 
28.40 

4.90 
5.10 
5.60 
6.10 
6.80 
7.90 
8.80 
10.60 
11.80 
14  60 
16.40 
20.10 
22.40 
27.10 
30.40 

:« 

t* 

r 
i 

8 

12 
13 
14 

2.10 
2.10 
2.20 
2.40 
2.60 
3.00 
3.40 
4.30 
5.40 
6.60 
8.10 
10.70 
12.50 
15.90 
18.20 

2.50 
2.50 
2.90 
3.10 
3.50 
4.00 
4.70 
5.60 
6.70 
8.10 
9.70 
12.10 
14.70 
17.50 
20.60 

2.10 
2.10 
2.20 
2.30 
2.50 
2.90 
3.10 
3.80 
4.50 
5.40 
6.40 
8.30 
9.50 
12.10 
13.80 

2.50 
2.50 
2.60 
3.00 
3.20 
3.50 
3.90 
4.50 
5.30 
6.30 
7.50 
9.10 
11.00 
13.10 
15.40 

2.50 
2.50 
2.90 
3.10 
3.50 
4.00 
4.70 
5.60 
6.70 
8.10 
9.  TO 
12.10 
14.70 
17.50 
20.60 

2!« 
2.60 
3.00 
3.20 
3.50 
3.90 
4.50 
5.30 
6.30 
7.50 
9.10 
11.00 
13.10 
15.40 

4 
5 
6 

7 
8 
9 
10 
11 
12 

4.8Q 
5.40 
6.10 
7.00 
7.50 
•8.50 
9.10 
10.70 
11.80 

4.30 
4.70 
5.40 
6.10 
6.40 
7.80 
8.70 
10.40 
11.40 

4.80 
5.40 
6.10 
7.00 
7.50 
8.50 
9.10 
10.70 
11.80 



6.70 
7.70 
8.30 
9.40 
10.10 
11.80 
13.00 

6.40 
18.60 
12.76 

8.30 
9.40 
10.10 

:::::: 

Climax,  adv.  2  in.  on  Hlf.  Rd.  Bastard. 
1                   Round  Gulleting,  take  Pitsaw  price. 

PATENT  DOUBLE-ENDER  WITH  HANDLE. 

7 
3.50 

8                 9                10 

3.90              4.40              4.90 

IHCE. 

HORSE  RASPS. 

FILF.  RASPS. 

INCH. 

WOOD  FILES. 

WOOD  RASPS. 

INCH. 

SHOE  RASPS. 

INCH. 

KNIFE. 

Plain. 

Beveled 
4^Rasp. 

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MM. 

111  Rod. 

Flat. 

Hlf.Rnd. 

Uhinet 

mi. 

Hlf.  Rnd. 

Cabinet. 

Flat. 

Elf.  Rod. 

Oval. 

Bastard. 

2dCat. 

Smooth. 

6 

7 
8 
9 
10 
11 

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17 
18 



7.40 
8.60 
9.40 
11  40 
12.80 
15  50 
17.50 
20.90 
23.20 
27.80 
30.80 
36.20 
40.90 

8.10 
9.30 
10.10 
12.20 
13.70 
16.80 
18.70 
22.40 
24.80 
29.70 
32.90 
38.90 
43.60 

6 
7 
8 
9 
10 
11 
12 
13 
14 
15 
16 
17 
18 

4.30 
4.80 
5.30 
6.30 
7.00 
8.60 
9.70 
11.80 
13.30 
16.00 
17.80 
21.50 
23.90 

6.10 
7.00 
7.50 
8.50 
9.10 
10.70 
11.80 
14.10 
15.50 
18.50 
20.60 
24.70 
27.50 

8.10 
9.30 
10.10 
12.20 
13.70 
16.80 
18.70 
22.40 
24.80 
29.70 
32.90 
38  90 
43.60 

7.40 
8.60 
9.40 
11.40 
12.80 
15.50 
17.50 
20.90 
23.20 
27  80 
30.80 
36.20 
40.90 

8.10 
9.30 
10.10 
12.20 
13.70 
16.80 
18.70 
22.40 
24.80 
29.70 
32.90 
38.90 
43.60 

10.10 
11.70 
12.80 
15.50 
17.50 
20.70 
22.80 
26.80 
29.60 
33.90 
36.90 
42.40 
46.90 

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11 

18 
14 

8.10 
9.30 
10.10 
12.20 
13.70 
16.80 
18.70 
22.40 
.24.80 

8.10 
9.30 
10.10 
12.20 
13.70 
16.80 
18.70 
22.40 
24.80 

9.30 
10.10 
12.20 
13.70 
16.80 
18.70 
22.40 

4 
5 
6 
7 
8 
9 
10 
11 
12 
13 
14 

5.40 
6.10 
6.90 
7.80 
8.50 
9.40 
10.10 
12.20 
13.70 
16.30 
18.20 

6.10 
6.70 
7.50 
8.50 
9.10 
10.60 
11.50 
13.70 
15.20 
17.90 
19.90 

6.40 
7.10 
7.90 
8.90 
9.50 
11.30 
12.30 
14.60 
16.10 
19.20 
21,20 

9  40 
11.40 
12.80 
15.20 
17.80 
20.90 
24.40 
28.90 
32.90 

10.70 
12.90 
14.40 
17.00 
20.10 
23.60 
27.50 
31.50 
36.20 

12.80 
15.20 
16.80 
19.60 
23.10 
27.30 
32.20 

LASTMAKERS'  RASPS. 
One  inch  adv.  on  Cabinet  Rasp. 

Sizes  below  4  inches,  not  extended,  take  4  inch  price. 

Half  Inches  not  specified,  take  next  higher  full  inch  price. 

Dead  Smooth,  double  the  price  of  Bastard  Cut 

One  Round  Edge,  advance  12tf  per  cent 

All  lengths  above  those  listed,  advance  20  per  cent  on  next  lower  inch  price. 


Blunt  Files  not  specified,  advance  one  inch  on  respective  kinds  and  cuts. 
Single  nr  Float  Cut  not  specified,  on  regular  shapes  take  Double  Cut  price. 
Equalings  (Bellied),  advance  two  inches  on  respective  kinds  and  cuts. 
Two  Round  Edges,  advance  25  per  cent. 
Files  varying  from  standard  sizes,  subject  to  special  price*. 


Cuts  not  specified,  made  upon  regular  blank*,  advance  one  inch  on  respective  kinds  and  nearest  cut. 


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Files  and  Rasps 

MILL  BASTARD 


Fig.   955 

FLAT  BASTARD 


Fig.   956 

HALF-ROUND  BASTARD 

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Fig.   957 

ROUND  BASTARD 

MMSffl 

Fig.   958 

SQUARE  BASTARD 


Fig.   959 

WARDING  BASTARD 


Fig.    960 

SLIM  TAPER 


Fig.   961 

HALF-ROUND  WOOD  RASPS 


Fig.   962 


348 


FAIRBANKS,  MORSE  &  CO. 


Emery  Wheels 


Made  for  all  grades  of  work.  Contains  nothing  but 
cutting  material.  Free  from  dust.  Will  not  glaze  or  fill  up. 

In  ordering,  be  careful  to  state  diameter,  thickness, 
size  of  mandrel  hole,  shape  face,  speed  they  are  to  run, 
and  the  purpose  for  which  they  are  to  be  used. 

All  wheels  thinner  than  ^4-inch  are  subject  to  the 
same  list  price  as  wheels  of  that  thickness. 


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1.35 

1.45 

1.55 

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1.75 

1.85 

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1.05 

1.10 

1.25 

1.40 

1.55 

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2.60 

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1.20 

1.40 

1.60 

1.80 

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2.20 

2.60 

3.00 

3.40 

3.80 

4.20 

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5.00 

5.40 

5.80 

6.20 

7.00 

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1.40 

1.60 

1.75 

2.10 

2.40 

2.75 

3.05 

3.70 

4.35 

5.00 

5.65 

6.30 

6.95 

7.60 

8.25 

8.90 

9.55 

10.85 

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1.85 

2.00 

2.15 

2.60 

3.00 

3.45 

3.85 

4.70 

5.55 

6.40 

7.25 

8.10 

8.95 

9.80 

10.65 

11.50 

12.35 

14.05 

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2.10 

2.35 

2.60 

3.10 

3.60 

4.10 

4.60 

5.60 

6.60 

7.60 

8.60 

9.60 

10.60 

11.60 

12.60 

13.60 

14.60 

16.60 

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2.50 

2.80 

3.10 

3.70 

4.25 

4.85 

5.40 

6.55 

7.70 

8.85 

10.00 

11.15 

12.30 

13.45 

14.60 

15.75 

16.90 

19.20 

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3.00 

3.35 

3.65 

4.35 

5.00 

5.70 

6.35 

7.70 

9.05 

10.40 

11.75 

13.10 

14.45 

15.80 

17.15 

18.50 

19.85 

22.55 

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3.60 

3.80 

4.00 

5.00 

6.00 

6.70 

7.40 

9.00 

10.70 

12.75 

14.00 

15.70 

17.40 

19.00 

20.75 

22.50 

24.25 

27.50 

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5.15 

6.25 

7.35 

8.45 

9.55 

10.65 

12.85 

15.05 

17.25 

19.45 

21.65 

23.85 

26.05 

28.25 

30.45 

32.65 

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12  30 

13  70 

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19  40 

22  25 

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27  95 

30  80 

33  65 

36  50 

39  35 

42  20 

47  90 

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15  15 

17  00 

20  75 

24  50 

28  25 

32  00 

35  75 

39  50 

43  25 

47  00 

50  75 

54  50 

62  00 

20 

20  25 

24  75 

29  25 

33  75 

38  25 

42  75 

47  25 

51  75 

56  25 

60  75 

65  25 

74  25 

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31  00 

37  00 

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55  00 

61  00 

67  00 

73  00 

79  00 

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57.00 

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3 

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6 

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Revolutions  per  minute  

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12733 

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7639 

6366 

5457 

4775 

4244 

3820 

3183 

2728 

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10 

12 

14 

16 

18 

20 

22 

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Revolutions  per  minute  

2387 

2122 

1910 

1592 

1364 

1194 

1061 

955 

868 

796 

The  medium  of  5000  feet  is  usually  employed  in  ordinary  work,  but  in  special  cases  it  is  some- 
times desirable  to   run  them  at  a  lower  or  higher  rate,   according  to   requirements. 


Emery 
Cylinders 


Fig.  964 


We  are  prepared  to  furnish  all 
kinds  of  special  wheels,  for 
grinding  marble,  glass  or  any 
material. 

Emery  Cylinders,  Emery  Cup 
Wheels  and  Brown  and  Sharpe 
Shapes  furnished  to  order  and 
shipped  from  factory  only. 


Emery 
Cup  Wheels 


Fig.  965 


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349 


Emery  Grinders 


These  grinders  are  well  made  of  the  best  mate- 
rial. The  No.  1  machines  are  made  with  dust-proof 
oilers  and  adjustable  bearings.  The  Nos.  2,  3  and  4 
machines  have  good  adjustable  rests,  babbitted  bear- 
ings and  dust-proof  brass  oil  cups. 


Fig.    966 


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20.00 

Counter  Shafts 

The  sizes  of  the  pulleys  are 
adapted  for  use  with  the  Emery 
Grinders  shown  above. 


Size 

Number 

Diameter  of 
Shaft, 
Inches 

Length  of 
Shaft, 
Inches 

Tight 
and  Loose 
Pulleys, 
Inches 

Drive 
Pulley, 
Inches 

Drop  of 
Hangers, 
Inches     . 

Weight, 
Pounds 

Price, 
Each 

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18 
20 
24 
30 

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6x3 
6x4i 

8xl| 
10x2i 
12x3 
16x4 

5 
6 

7* 
9 

25 

36 
50 
85 

$  5.00 
7.50 
10.00 
15.00 

BI-TREADLE 


Grindstones 


UNMOUNTED 


Fig.   969 


Ball  bearing.  Mounted  with  a  specially 
selected  stone.  Strong  and  compact.  Steel 
folding  frame  firmly  riveted  and  braced.  The 
duplex  pedals  make  it  possible  to  run  the  stone 
at  a  speed  nearly  double  that  obtained  with 
a  crank.  Weight,  complete,  100  Ibs. 

Price Each   $6.00 

Shipped    knocked    down    and    crated. 


,  Per  pound 

Per  pound 

Per  pound 


Weight — Under  40  pounds.. 
Weight — 40  to  200  pounds.. 
Weight — Over  200  pounds.. 

All  stones  over  200  pounds  are  sold  by 
measurement  weight,  less  than  200  pounds,  by 
cut  weight,  which  is  actual  weight  on  scales 
as  they  come  from  the  lathe  and  is  cut  on 
the  stone. 

Stones  are  not  crated  unless  so  ordered, 
in  which  case  we  add  actual  cost  of  so  doing. 


350 


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Screw  Drivers 


Fig.    970 

"EAGLE"— No.  10 
Cherry  handle,  nickel  plated  ferrule.     Best  forged  cast  steel  blade. 


4 

5 

6 

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10 

12 

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Price   per  dozen 

$3.00 

3.60 

4.20 

4.80 

5.90       6.50 

8.00 

10.00 

Fig.    971 


Speed  Indicators 

STARRETT'S 

No.  104 — Nickel  plated  cast  steel  frame. 
Fitted  with  rubber  tips  for  pointed  and  hollow 
centers.  Working  parts  incased  in  frame. 
Registers  100  revolutions.  Length  over  all, 
5^4-inches. 

In   Pasteboard   Box Each  $1.00 

In  Leatherette    Case..        ..Each     1.50 


Screw  Pitch  Gauges 

No.  40 — This  gauge  has  22  pitches,  viz.: 
9,  10,  11,  \\y2,  12,  13,  14,  15,  16,  18,  20,  22, 
24,  26,  27,  28,  30,  32,  34,  36,  38,  40.  A  late 
improvement  consists  in  stamping  on  each  leaf 
decimals,  showing  the  double  depth  of  thread 
on  said  leaf  and  this  of  course  equals  the  depth 
of  threads  on  the  two  sides  of  a  tap  having 
the  same  pitch. 

Price Each  $1.00 


Fig.    972 


No.  4— This  gauge  has  24  pitches,  viz.:  4,  4^,  5,  5^,  6,  7,  8,  9,  10,  11,  I\y2, 
12,  13,  14,  15,  16,  18,  20,.  22,  24,  26,  27,  28,  30.  Like  No.  40,  it  can  be  used  inside 
of  a  nut  as  well  as  on  outside  of  a  screw  or  bolt.  It  is  also  a  convenient  and 
reliable  tool  to  use  as  a  60-degree  center  gauge  and  gauge  to  test  the  grinding 
of  either  an  inside  or  outside  threading  tool. 

Price Each  $1.25 


Locomotive  Gong  Bells 

ALL  WOOD  HAMMERS 
Polished  Bell  Metal 


Fie.    973 


Diameter                                                  inches 

4 

5 

6 

7 

8 

10            12 

Price    per  dozen 

$12.50 

16.50 

24.00 

34.00 

46.00 

84.00  |  150.00 

Goodyear  Load  Binders 

For  securely  binding  loads  of  ties,  logs, 
lumber,  pipe,  sucker  rods,  and  in  fact  any 
load  that  requires  binding  with  a  chain. 

Price Per   pair  $5.00 


Fig.    974 


FAIRBANKS,  MORSE  &  CO. 


351 


Copper  Rivets  and  Burrs 


Fig.   975 


UNIFORM   LENGTHS 


Number 

Length   in    Inches 

Size  Package, 
Pound 

Price, 
Per  Pound 

7 

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Rivet  Sets 

FARMERS'  PATTERN 


7 

8 

g 

10 

For  copper 
Price  

rivets.. 
per 

number 

dozen 

7 
$5.00 

8 
5.00 

9 
5.00 

10  &11 
5.00 

Fig.    976 


Hargrave  Washer  Cutters 

This  tool  is  adapted  to  cutting  gaskets  from 
4  to  20-inches  in  diameter. 

The  knives   are   of  the   best   steel   and  well 
tempered.     The  center  pin  is  also  of  steel. 

The    cutter    is    Japanned,    polished,    and    has 
a  gauge. 

Price   Per  dozen  $18.00 

Extra  Knives..          ..Per  dozen      3.00 


Fig.  977 


. . 


Rapid"  Tap  Plugs 


REPAIRS 

LEAKS  IN  BOILERS,  TANKS, 

SOIL     PIPES,     WROUGHT     IRON 

PIPES,   FITTINGS,   ETC. 


MAKING 

AN   INSTANT  AND 

PERMANENT    REPAIR. 

ABSOLUTELY  GUARANTEED. 


Fig.    978 

Fig.    979  Fig.    980 

"Hit  with  Hammer"  "Screw   Down" 

Recess  in  head,  thereby  positively  preventing  gasket  from  blowing  out. 

Makes  and  taps   its  own  hole.      No  drilling  or  tapping  required.      Start  the  point  of  plug  with 
a   hammer,   then   screw   down   with   any   kind   of   a   wrench. 

Made  of  tempered  tool   steel,    with   threads .  perfectly  machined.      The   milled   slot   gives   a   sharp 
cutting  edge,  making  possible  the  combination  of  drill,   tap  and  plug. 

Many  expensive  inconveniences  causing  loss  of  time  and  property  may  be  prevented  by  having 
on   hand  a  supply  of  these  plugs. 

In   repairing  cast   iron   pipe   or   fittings   it   is   more   satisfactory  to   drill   a   hole   large   enough    to 
catch  the  threads,  on   account  of  the  danger  of  splitting. 


Size  of  Thread, 

Diameter  of  Head, 

Price, 

Number 

Inches 

Inches 

Per  Dozen 

1 
2 
3 

| 

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$3.50 
3.50 
4.00 

4 

4 

4.00 

5 

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4.25 

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Padlocks 


No.   1 
Fig.    981 


"CHAMPION"  SIX  LEVER  PADLOCKS 


Cast  from  gun  metal,  much  harder  and 
tougher  than  bronze.  The  springs  are  of 
gun  metal  and  will  not  rust  or  give  out 
under  the  action  of  any  climate.  The 
keys  are  steel,  nickel  plated  and  polished. 

Size,  2^-inches 

No.  1 — Natural  finish.  Key  changes  un- 
limited. Two  nickel  plated  flat  steel 
keys  to  each  lock,  per  dozen. .  .  .$9.00 
No.  10 — Natural  finish,  with  8-inch  steel 
chain.  Key  changes  unlimited.  Two 
nickel  plated  flat  steel  keys  to  each 
lock,  per  dozen $10.50 


No.    10 
Fig.   982 


WAREHOUSE  PADLOCKS 
RAILWAY  SWITCH  AND  CAR  PADLOCKS 

Made  from  bronze,  with  springs  of  RAILWAY   SWITCH 
bronze  and  not  liable  to   clog  by  ex-      AND  CAR  LOCK 
WAREHOUSE         posure  to  dirt,  grit  or  snow.     No.  039 
LOCK  made   to   order,   to  pass   the    standard 

keys  of  leading  American  railways. 
Orders  should  be  accompanied  by  a 
sample  key. 

Size,  2^2-inches 
No.  0039— With  one  key  to  each  lock, 

per  dozen $10.80 

Extra  Keys,  per  dozen l.SOi 

No.  039— With  9-inch   steel  chain,  no 

keys,  per  dozen $10.80 

No.  0039  Extra  Keys,  per  dozen 1.80  No    039 

Fig.  983  12  Key  Changes  Fig.  984 


"GILT    EDGE"    PADLOCKS 

Wrought  steel  case  finished  in  dark  gun  metal  with 
brass  plated  malleable  iron  shackle.  The  top,  bottom 
and  interior  parts  are  of  bronze.  Each  lock  furnished 
with  two  nickel  plated  corrugated  steel  keys. 


Fig.    985 


No.  3 — Size,  1^-inches,  per  dozen.... 
No.  A — Size,  2     -inches,  per  dozen 

t   ^>       T7-  ,<^«1 


12  Key  Changes 


....$6.00 
.   7.80 


"SCANDINAVIAN"   PADLOCKS 

Made  from  bronze.  Three  tumblers.  Attractively 
finished  in  bright  raised  figures  upon  a  black  embossed 
ground  work.  Each  lock  furnished  with  two  nickel 
plated  flat  steel  keys. 

No.  999— Size,  1^-inches,  per  dozen $7.20 

6  Key  Changes 


Fig. 


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353 


Padlocks 

"ELEPHANT"  PADLOCKS 

Black  enameled  wrought  steel  case.  Nickel 
plated  malleable  iron  self-locking  spring  shackle. 
Each  lock  furnished  with  two  nickel  plated  flat  steel 
keys. 

No.   105 — Size,  1%-inches,  per  dozen..   $3.60 

No.  110 — Size,  2^-inches,  per  dozen..     4.20 

12  and   24  Key   Changes   respectively 


Fig.    987 

"TIGER"  PADLOCKS 

Black    enameled    wrought    steel    case.  Nickel 

plated    malleable    iron    self-locking     spring  shackle. 

Four  brass  levers.     All  interior  parts  made  of  brass. 

Each  lock  furnished  with  two  nickel  plated  flat  steel 
keys. 

No.  76 — Size,  2-inches,  per  dozen $4.20 

12   Key   Changes 


Yale  Padlocks 

"STANDARD" PADLOCKS 

Heavy  cast  bronze  case  with  polished  raised  sur- 
faces. Cast  bronze  polished  self-locking  spring 
shackle.  All  interior  parts  made  of  bronze.  Four 
tumblers.  Each  lock  furnished  with  two  nickel 
plated  flat  steel  keys. 

No.  853 — Size,  2-inches,  per  dozen ...  .$31.00 
144   Key   Changes 


Fig.    989 


"IRONSIDES"  PADLOCKS 

Heavy  cast  iron  case,  Bower-Barff  rustless  fin- 
ish. Cast  bronze  polished  self-locking  spring  shackle, 
swings  both  ways.  All  interior  parts  made  of 
bronze.  Four  tumblers.  Each  lock  furnished  with 
two  nickel  plated  flat  steel  keys. 

No.  805F— Size,  2-inches,  per  dozen.  .$17.90 
144   Key   Changes 


Fig.    990 


"MONITOR"  PADLOCKS 

Heavy  wrought  steel  seamless  case,  Bower-Barff 
rustless  finish,  brass  caps,  brass  rivets,  forged  steel 
self-locking  spring  shackle.  Four  tumblers.  Each 
lock  furnished  with  two  nickel  plated  corrugated 
steel  keys. 

No.  8454— Size,  2-inches,  per  dozen.  .  .$20.85 
144   Key   Changes 


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Coil  or  Cable  Chain 

STRAIGHT  LINK  PROOF 


Fig.   992 

Safe  working  load  should  be  about  one-half  the  proof  test.     Breaking  strain 
is  double  the  proof  test. 


Size    inches 

ft 

1 

ft 

1 

ft 

i 

f 

t 

,      i 

1 

Proof    test  pounds 

1000 

1500 

2600 

3600 

4500 

6500 

9500 

13500 

18500 

24000 

Average  weight  per  100 
feet                              pounds 

46 

75 

110 

155 

200 

260 

400 

590 

800 

1000 

Black   per  pound 

$0.17 

.11 

.10 

.09 

.08 

.08 

.07 

.07 

.07 

.07 

Wrought  Steel  Tee  and  Strap  Hinges 


TEE 


PLAIN 


STRAP 


Length    of    strap inches 


10 


12 


Tee  hinges — light     per  dozen  pairs 

Tee  hinges — heavy     "         "         " 

Tee  hinges — extra  heavy    " 

Strap   hinges — light    " 

Strap   hinges — heavy    "         "          " 


$0.80 

.90 

1.80 

1.10 

1.60 


1.00 
1.05 
2.45 
1.35 
2.15 


1.20 
1.25 
3.00 
1.70 
2.80 


1.50 
1.55 
5.00 
2.40 


2.20 
2.30 
7.40 
3.30 


4.50       6.80 


3.00 
3.20 

10.70 
4.90 

10.40 


Hasps  and  Staples  Hook  Hasps  and  Staples 

WROUGHT   STEEL— PLAIN 


Fig.    995 


5 

6 

7 

10 

Hasps    and    staples                                                        ....per  dozen 

$0.90 

1.00 

1.10 

1.30 

1.70 

2.00 

Hook  hasps   and  staples  "       " 

1.20 

1.40 

1.60 

1.80 

2.20 

2.50 

Wrought  Steel  Staples 


PLAIN 


1 

11 

li 

If 

2 

21 

2i 

3 

34           4 
3 

Price    per   gross 

$1.20 

1.20 

1.25 

1.50 

1.70 

2.00 

2.35 

3.20 

3.70  |     5.25 

Wrought  Steel  Hinge  Hasps 


PLAIN 


/ 


Fig. 


Length   of   strap  inches 

3 

4J 

6 

10 

12 

Price    per    dozen 

$0.50 

.60 

.80 

1.05 

1.50 

2.10 

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Flint  Paper  and  Emery  Cloth 


FLINT  PAPER 


Number     

000 

00 

0 

i 

1 

U 

2 

•i 

3 

Assorted 

In   sheets   9xll-inches  per   ream 

$6.25 

6.25 

6.25 

6.25 

6.75 

7.25 

7.75 

8.25 

9.50 

7.25 

One-half  ream  in  a  package. 

EMERY  CLOTH 

00 

o 

A 

1 

2 

2^ 

3 

* 

In  sheets  9xll-inches.per  ream 

$26.50 

26.50 

26.50 

26.50 

28.50 

29.75 

30.75 

33.00 

35.25 

28.50 

One-quarter  ream  in  a  package. 

Mining  Wire  Cloth 


Double  Crimped — Fig. 


FOR   ALL   KINDS   OF 
ORE   SCREENING   IN  BATTERY, 
JIG  AND  CONCENTRATOR  WORK 

It  is  of  the  utmost  importance 
that  wire  cloth  for  this  purpose 
should  be  perfect  in  every  way,  the 
wire  tough  and  of  the  best  selected 
stock,  the  crimp  even,  the  mesh 
regular  and  the  roll  straight  and 
free  from  buckles. 


The  wire  used  in  the  manufacture  of  this  cloth  is  made  from  the  highest  grade 
of  stock. 

Following  we  itemize  sizes  carried  in  stock,  but  are  prepared  to  furnish  wire 
cloth  in  all  sizes  and  grades  on  short  notice.  In  ordering,  be  particular  to  state 
length,  width,  mesh  and  wire  wanted. 

STEEL  MINING  WIRE  CLOTH 


24-inches  Wide,   16  Mesh,  .025  Wire. 

24-inches  Wide,  20  Mesh,  .023  Wire. 

24-inches  Wide,  20  Mesh,  .018  Wire. 

24-inches  Wide,  24  Mesh,  .018  Wire. 

24-inches  Wide,  30  Mesh,  .015  Wire. 

24-inches  Wide,  35  Mesh,  .0135  Wire. 


24-inches  Wide,  40  Mesh, 

24-inches  Wide,  40  Mesh, 

24-inches  Wide,  40  Mesh, 

24-inches  Wide,  50  Mesh, 

28-inches  Wide,  24  Mesh, 

28-inches  Wide,  24  Mesh, 


.0135  Wire. 
.013  Wire. 
.011  Wire. 
.0095  Wire. 
.017  Wire. 
.014  Wire. 


BRASS  MINING  WIRE  CLOTH 


24-inches  Wide,  18  Mesh,  .025 
24-inches  Wide,  20  Mesh,  .023 


Wire. 
Wire. 


24-inches  Wide,  40  Mesh,  .013 
30-inches  Wide,  40  Mesh,  .013 


Wire. 
Wire. 


PRICES   UPON   APPLICATION. 

Brass  and  Steel  Balls 

SOLID  BRASS  BALLS  FINISHED  TOOL  STEEL  BALLS 


999 


Size, 

Price, 

Inches 

Per  1000 

1 

$130.00 

1 

160.00 

1* 

200.00 

H 

280.00 

li 

500.00 

If 

700.00 

Size, 
Inches 

Price, 
Per  1000 

Size, 
Inches 

Price, 
Per  1000 

H 

$2.40 
4.00 
8.00 
14.00 
24.00 
36.00 
68.00 
80.00 

| 

i 

ij 

u 

2 

$  96.00 
130.00 
160.00 
200.00 
280.00 
500.00 
700.00 
1000.00 

Awning  Pulleys 

SINGLE 
JAPANNED    CAST    IRON— SOLID    EYE 


Fig.   1001 


Size 

.    inches 

2                    2i 

Price    

per   dozen 

$1.85               3.30 

Rubber  Belting 

Canvas  Belting 

Cotton  Belting 

Leather  Belting 

Belting  Accessories 

Wood  Split  Pulleys 

Pressed  Steel  Pulleys 

Cast  Iron  Pulleys 

Transmission  Equipment 

Transmission  Equipment  Dimensions 


Pages  356  to  383  Inclusive 


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357 


Rubber  Belting 


Fig.   1002 

PRICE  PER  LINEAL  FOOT 
LIST  ADOPTED  APRIL  26th,  1910— EFFECTIVE  MAY  2nd,  1910 


2-Ply 

3-Ply 

4-Ply 

5-Ply 

6-Ply 

7-Ply 

8-  Ply 

Width, 
Inches 

Equal  to 
Light 
Single 
Leather 

Equal  to 
Medium 
Single 
Leather 

Equal  to 
Heavy 
Single 
Leather 

Equal  to 
Light 
Double 
Leather 

Equal  to 
Medium 
Double 
Leather 

Equal  to 
Heavy 
Double 

Leather 

Equal  to 
Triple 
Leather 

1 

$0.09 

$0.11 

$0.13 

.11 

.13 

.16 

if 

.13 

.15 

.19 

$0.23 

i  \ 

.15 

.17 

.22 

.27 

2 

.18 

.20 

.25 

.31 

$0.37 

2A 

.22 

.25 

.31 

.38 

.46 

^2 

3 

.26 

.30 

.37 

.45 

.55 

01 

.30 

.35 

.43 

.53 

.65 

03 

4 

'.Ql 

$6.86 



4* 

.'38 

.'45 

.'55 

.69 

'.84: 

.96 



5 

.42 

.50 

.61 

.76 

.91 

1.06 

.    .    . 

6 

.50 

.60 

.72 

.89 

1.08 

1.25 

$1.44 

7 

.59 

.70 

.84 

1.04 

1.25 

1.46 

1.68 

8 

.67 

.80 

.96 

1.19 

1.44 

1.68 

1.92 

9 

.76 

.90 

1.07 

1.34 

1.60 

1.88 

2.16 

10 

.84 

1.00 

1.20 

1.49 

1.77 

2.09 

2.40 

11 

.92 

1.10 

1.32 

1.63 

1.96 

2.29 

2.62 

12 

1.00 

1.20 

1.43 

1.78 

2.15 

2.50 

2.85 

13 

1.10 

1.30 

1.56 

1.95 

2.34 

2.73 

3.12 

14 

1.19 

1.40 

1.69 

2.11 

2.54 

2.96 

3.39 

15 

1.28 

1.52 

1.83 

2.28 

2.74 

3.19 

3.65 

16 

1.37 

1.65 

1.96 

2.44 

2.94 

3.42 

3.92 

18 

1.55 

1.87 

2.22 

2.77 

3.33 

3.88 

4.44 

20 

1.74 

2.09 

2.49 

3.10 

3.73 

4.35 

4.97 

22 

1.94 

2.33 

2.77 

3.47 

4.16 

4.85 

5.54 

24 

2.16 

2.60 

3.08 

3.85 

4.62 

5.39 

6.16 

26 

2.38 

2.86 

3.39 

4.23 

5.08 

5.93 

6.78 

28 

2.60 

3.12 

3.70 

4.62 

5.54 

6.47 

7.39 

30 

2.82 

3.39 

4.00 

5.00 

6.00 

7.00 

8.00 

32 

3.04 

3.65 

4.31 

5.39 

6.47 

7.55 

8.62 

34 

3.26 

3.92 

4.62 

5.78 

6.93 

8.09 

9.24 

36 

3.48 

4.18 

4.93 

6.16 

7.39 

8.62 

9.86 

38 

3.70 

4.44 

5.24 

6.55 

7.85 

9.16 

10.47 

40 

3.92 

4.71 

5.55 

6.93 

8.32 

9.70 

11.09 

42 

4.14 

4.97 

5.85 

7.32 

8.78 

10.24 

11.70 

44 

4.36 

5.24 

6.16 

7.70 

9.24 

10.78 

12.32 

46 

4.58 

5.50 

6.47 

8.08 

9.70 

11.32 

12.94 

48 

4.80 

5.76 

6.73 

8.47 

10.16 

11.86 

13.55 

50 

5.02 

6.03 

7.08 

8.85 

10.63 

12.40 

14.17 

52 

5.22 

6.29 

7.39 

9.24 

11.09 

12.94 

14.78 

54 

5.46 

6.56 

7.70 

9.63 

11.55 

13.48 

15.40 

56 

5.68 

6.82 

8.01 

10.01 

12.01 

14.01 

16.02 

58 

5.90 

7.08 

8.32 

10.40 

12.47 

14.55 

16.63 

60 

6.12 

7.35 

8.62 

10.78 

12.94 

15.09 

17.25 

To  measure  belting,  use  a  steel  tape  (other  kinds 
made  to   order. 


ire  not  reliable)  drawn  tightly.     Endless  belts 


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Canvas  Belting 


Fig.   1003 

We  carry  in  stock  the  celebrated  "Sawyer  Brand"  of  stitched  Canvas 
Belting.  Manufactured  by  improved  methods,  which  not  only  renders 
this  belting  impervious  to  the  action  of  water,  steam,  oils  and  gases,  un- 
affected by  extreme  heat  or  cold,  but  permits  the  retention  of  their  natural 
elasticity  and  flexibility  until  the  belts  are  entirely  worn  out. 

Endless  canvas  and  thresher  belts  can  be  furnished  on  short  notice. 

PRICE  PER  LINEAL  FOOT 
LIST  ADOPTED  OCTOBER  1st,  1912 


4-Ply 

6-Ply 

8-Ply 

10-Ply 

Width, 
Inches 

Equal  to  Single 
Leather 

Equal  to  Double 
Leather 

Equal  to  Heavy 
Double  Leather 

Equal  to  Triple 
Leather 

1 

$0.12 







H 

.18 



2 

.24 

$0.36 

2i 

.30 

.45 

3 

.35 

.53 

, 

81 

.39 

.59 

, 

4 

.43 

.65 

$0.86 

. 

H 

.47 

.71 

.94 

5 

.51 

.77 

1.02 

6 

.60 

.90 

.20 

. 

7 

.70 

1.05 

1.40 

. 

8 

.80 

1.20 

.60 

9 

.90 

1.35 

.80 

10 

1.00 

1.50 

2.00 

11 

1.10 

1.65 

2.20 

12 

1.20 

1.80 

2.40 

$3.00 

13 

1.43 

2.1.5 

2.86 

3.58 

14 

1.54 

2.31 

3.08 

3.85 

15 

1.65 

2.48 

3.30 

4.13 

16 

1.76 

2.64 

3.52 

4.40 

18 

1.98 

2.97 

3.96 

4.95 

20 

2.20 

3.30 

4.40 

5.50 

22 

2.42 

3.63 

4.84 

6.05 

24 

2.64 

3.96 

5.28 

6.60 

26 

3.12 

4.68 

6.24 

7.80 

28 

3.36 

5.04 

6.72 

8.40 

30 

3.60 

5.40 

7.20 

9.00 

32 

3.84 

5.76 

7.68 

9.60 

34 

4.08 

6.12 

8.16 

10.20 

36 

4.32 

6.48 

8.64 

10.80 

To  measure  belting,  use  a  steel  tape   (other  kinds  are  not  reliable)   drawn  tightly. 


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359 


Cotton  Belting 

SOLID  WOVEN 

This  Belting  is  largely  used  for  elevating  and  conveying  purposes  and 
for  the  transmission  of  power  where  the  work  required  is  of  a  light  char- 
acter. It  is  formed  by  weaving  successive  layers  of  duck  solid  in  one 
body  and  is  thoroughly  stretched.  It  is  not  affected  by  extremes  of 
temperature  or  the  action  of  acids.  We  handle  the  very  best  grade  on 
the  market. 

PRICE  PER  LINEAL  FOOT 


Width, 
Inches 

2-Ply 

3-Ply 

4-Ply 

5-Ply 

.       6-Ply 

8-Ply 

1 

$0  04 

li 

05 

$0  06 

2 

06 

08 

$0  12 

2* 

064 

10 

14 

3 

07 

12 

16 

31 

08 

14 

18 

4 

09 

15 

21 

$0  34 

4* 

11 

17 

24 

36 

5 

13 

19 

26 

38 

51 

15 

21 

28 

40 

6 

.17 

.23 

.30 

.42 

$0.46 

$0.75. 

7 

.19 

.27 

.34 

.45 

.51 

.83 

8 

.21 

.31 

.38 

.50 

.57 

.91 

9 

.23 

.35 

.44 

.56 

.66 

1.03 

10 

.26 

.39 

.50 

.63 

.75 

1.15 

11 

.30 

.45 

.55 

.69 

.85 

1.30 

12 

.33 

.48 

.60 

.75 

.90 

1.35 

14 

.41 

.60 

.75 

.94 

1.12 

1.65 

16 

.49 

.72 

.90 

1.12 

1.35 

1.95 

18 

.57 

.82 

1.00 

1.28 

1.50 

2.13 

20 

.61 

.90 

1.15 

1.44 

1.72 

2.33 

22 

.65 

1.00 

1.35 

1.62 

1.94 

2.60 

24 

.69 

1.10 

1.55 

1.80 

2.16 

2.85 

26 

1.75 

2.00 

2.36 

3.15 

28 





1.90 

2.15 

2.60 

3.35 

30 



2.10 

2.35 

2.85 

3.60 

To  measure  belting,  use  a  steel  tape  (other  kinds  are  not  reliable)  drawn  tightly. 


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Leather  Belting 


The  widely  different  kinds  of  work  for  which 
leather  belting  is  used,  has  resulted  in  the  introduc- 
tion of  numerous  grades,  each  possessing  special 
advantages  for  the  particular  duty  it  is  called  upon 
to  perform.  When  ordering,  it  is  advisable  to  state 
the  nature  of  the  work  for  which  the  belting  is 
Fig.  1004  intended. 

We  carry  in  stock  five  grades  of  Leather  Belting  and  are  prepared  to  furnish 
the  proper  belt  for  your  requirements. 

PRICE   PER  LINEAL   FOOT 
LIST  ADOPTED  NOVEMBER  21st,  1906 


Width, 
Inches 

Single 

Double 

Width, 
Inches 

Single 

Double 

Width, 
Inches 

Single 

Double 

| 

$0.12 

$0.24 

6 

$1.44 

$2.88 

25 

$6.00 

$12.00 

| 

.15 

.30 

6| 

1.56 

3.12 

26 

6.24 

12.48 

^ 

.18 

.36 

1.68 

3.36 

27 

6.48 

12.96 

I 

.21 

.42 

8 

1.92 

3.84 

28 

6.72 

13.44 

1 

.24 

.48 

9 

2.16 

4.32 

29 

6.96 

13.92 

14 

.30 

.60 

10 

2.40 

4.80 

30 

7.20 

14.40 

i* 

.36 

.72 

11 

2.64 

5.28 

32 

7.68 

15.36 

U 

.42 

.84 

12 

2.88 

5.76 

34 

8.16 

16.32 

2 

.48 

.96 

13 

3.12 

6.24 

36 

8.64 

17.28 

2i 

.54 

.08 

14 

3.36 

6.72 

38- 

9.12 

18.24 

2* 

.60 

.20 

15 

3.60 

7.20 

40 

9.60 

19.20 

2| 

.66 

.32 

16 

3.84 

7.68 

42 

10.08 

20.16 

3 

.72 

.44 

17 

4.08 

8.16 

44 

10.56 

21.12 

3i 

.78 

.56 

18 

4.32 

8.64 

46 

11.04 

22.08 

Si 

.84 

.68 

19 

4.56 

9.12 

48 

11.52 

23.04 

3| 

.90 

1.80 

20 

4.80 

9.60 

50 

12.00 

24.00 

4 

.96 

1.92 

21 

5.04 

10.08 

52 

12.48 

24.96 

4* 

1.08 

2.16 

22 

5.28 

10.56 

54 

12.96 

25.92 

5 

1.20 

2.40 

23 

5.52 

11.04 

56 

13-.  44 

26.88 

51 

1.32 

2.64 

24 

5.76 

11.52 

60 

14.40 

28.80 

To  measure  belting,  use  a  steel  tape   (other  kinds  are  not  reliable)   drawn  tightly, 
made  to  order. 


Endless  belts 


SOLID  ROUND  LEATHER 
BELTING 


TWIST  LEATHER 
BELTING- 


Fig.  1005  Fig.  1006 

SOLID  ROUND  LEATHER  BELTING 


Hnches  in  diameter per  foot  $0.07 

iVjnches  in  diameter "  .09 

^-inches  in  diameter "  .14 

^g-inches  in  diameter "  .18 

f-inches  in  diameter   "        "  .24 


TWIST  LEATHER  BELTING 


^-inches   in  diameter  

.  .per   foot         $0  08 

^-inches   in  diameter  

.per   foot  i 

$0.38 

"        "     '             12 

.48 

"        "                 17 

f  -inches    in   diameter  

«        «     , 

.60 

•^-inches   in   diameter  

.    "    •    "                .22 

^-inches,  in   diameter  

«        «     j 

.80 

^-inches    in   diameter  

.  .    "        "  .             .27 

1-inches   in   diameter  

>        "| 

.96 

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Horse-Power  of  Leather  Belting 

SINGLE 

1-INCH  WIDE,  800  FEET  PER  MINUTE=zi  HORSE-POWER 


WIDTH   OF  BELT   IN   INCHES 


Belt  Speed, 
Feet  Per  Minute 

2 

3 

4      5 

6 

8 

10 

12 

14 

16 

18 

20 

400 

1 

14 

2 

2* 

3 

4 

5 

6 

7 

8 

9 

10 

600 

u 

2i 

3      3£ 

44 

6     74 

9 

104 

12 

134 

15 

800 

2 

3      4      5      6      8    10 

12 

14 

16 

18 

20 

1000         2*     3J     5      6i     74    10    12* 

15 

'174 

20 

224 

25 

1200         3 

44     6 

74     9     12 

15 

18 

21 

24 

27 

30 

1500         3f 

55     74 

94 

114    15 

18J 

224 

264 

30 

33J 

374 

1800         44 

6J     9     Hi    13* 

18    224 

27 

314 

36 

404 

45 

2000         5 

74    10     124    15 

20 

25     30     35 

40    45 

50 

2400 

6 

9  1   12     15     18     24 

30     36 

42 

48 

54 

60 

2800 

7 

104    14 

174 

21     28 

35 

42 

49 

56 

63 

70 

3000 

71 

Hi    15 

18} 

224    30 

374 

45 

524 

60    674 

75 

3500 

sj 

13 

174 

22 

26     35 

44 

524 

61 

70    79 

88 

4000 

10 

15 

20 

25     30     40 

50     60 

70 

80 

90 

100 

4500 

114 

17 

224 

28 

34 

45 

57 

69 

78 

90 

102 

114 

5000 

191 

19 

25 

31 

374 

50 

624 

75 

874 

100 

112 

125 

DOUBLE 

1-INCH  WIDE,   550  FEET  PER  MINUTE=1   HORSE-POWER 


WIDTH   OF  BELT   IN   INCHES 


Belt  Speed, 
Feet  Per  Minute 

4 

6 

8 

10 

12 

14 

16 

18 

20 

22 

24 

28 

30 

400 

81 

41 

6f 

7i 

84 

10 

114 

13 

144 

16 

174 

20 

214 

600 

4i 

64 

8| 

11 

13 

15 

174 

194 

22 

24   26 

304   324 

800 

53 

84 

114 

144 

174 

204 

23 

26    29     32 

344 

404 

434 

1000 

7i 

11 

14* 

18i 

214 

254 

29 

324   36 

40   434 

51 

544 

1200 

84 

13 

174 

22 

26 

304 

344 

39 

44     48 

524 

604 

65 

1500 

1<H 

16i 

SH 

27i 

324 

38 

434 

49 

544 

60 

654 

764 

814 

1800 

13 

194 

26 

82f 

39 

454 

52 

59 

654 

72 

784 

914 

98 

2000 

144 

21| 

29 

364  |  434 

504 

58 

654 

724    80 

87 

102 

109 

2400 

m 

26 

84! 

44 

524 

604 

694 

784 

88 

96 

105 

122 

131 

2800 

20i 

304 

404 

51 

61 

71 

81 

914 

102 

112 

122 

142 

153 

3000 

214 

324 

434 

544 

654 

76 

874 

98 

108 

120 

131 

153 

163 

3500 

254 

38 

50| 

634  |  76 

89 

102 

114 

127 

140 

153 

178 

191 

4000 

29 

434 

58i 

72  i 

87 

101 

116 

131 

145 

160 

174 

204 

218 

4500 

324 

49 

65 

82 

98 

114 

131 

147 

163 

180 

196   229 

245 

5000 

364 

544 

72£ 

91 

109 

127 

145 

163 

182 

200 

218 

254 

272 

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Rawhide  and  Tanned  Lace  Leather 


In  Sides  or  One-Half  Sides 

Per   Square   Foot 

Market 

Price 


Fig.    1007 


Cut  Lacing 


Fig.   1008 
BOTH  RAWHIDE  AND  TANNED 


Width, 
Inches 

Price, 
Per  100  Feet 

Width, 
Inches 

Price, 
Per  100  Feet 

Width, 
Inches 

Price, 
Per  100  Feet 

•fs 

$1.25 
1.50 
1.75 

t 

$2.00 
2.25 
3.00 

I 

$3.75 
4.50 
5.00 

Composition  Wire  Belt  Lace 

This  Lace  is  adapted  for  either  leather  or  rubber 
belts.     Each  size  is  packed  in  a  box  containing  50  feet. 


Number 

Description 

Price  per 
100  Feet 

0 

For  belts  from  1-inch  to  2^-inches  

$2  00 

1 

For  single  belts   5-inches   and   under  

2.00 

2 

For  all  single  belts  wider  than  5-inches;  also  for 
all  double  belts  under  8-inches         

2  00 

3 

For  all  double  belts  wider  thari  8-inches  

2.00 

Fig.  1009 


Empire  Lace  Cutters 


Revolving  Spring  Belt 
Punches 


^ 


Fig.  1010 


Per  dozen 


.$6.00 


Fig.  1011 

Four  Tube  Punches..  Per  dozen  $  8.75 
Six  Tube  Punches ..  Per  dozen  11.25 
Extra  Tubes..  ..Per  dozen  1.15 


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Belt  Punches 

Made  of  solid  steel,  drop  forged,  oil  tempered 
and  oil   finished. 


Fig.  1012 


Number    

Q 

Diameter  of  hole   inches 

11/64 

7 

9 

11 

13 

15 

Length    inches 

4. 

II 

a 

1 

Price    per   dozen 

$1.80 

1.80 

*S 
2.60 

*3 
2.60 

4i 
4.25 

4.60 

4.60 

Bemis  and  Call  Drive  Punches— No.  19 


Made  of  special  erade  tool 


Number 

1 

g 



Diameter    of    hole.  ..  .inches 
Price   per  dozen 

8/100 
$5.25 

21/100 
5.75 

28/100 
5.75 

35/100 
7.50 

45/100 
9.00 

50/100 
11.00 

55/100 
11.00 

Manhattan  Steel 
Belt  Fasteners 


r~<  rn 


PACKED  200  IN  A  BOX  Fig    1013 

Particular  attention  has  been  given  in  the  manufacture  of  these  Fasteners  to  produce  a  quality 
superior  to  all  other  staple  shaped  drive  belt  hooks  on  the  market.  They  are  manufactured  of 
special  steel  wire  made  expressly  for  this  purpose.  The  points  are  carefully  made  to  drive  easily 
and  clinch  firmly  without  breaking. 

They  will   not   spread   or  bend  when   driven. 

No.  0  —For  Light  or   Single  Belts  No.  2— For    Belts    from    4    to      6-Ply 

No.  1  —For  All  Belts  Less  than  4-Ply  No.  3— For    Belts    from    6    to    10-Ply 

No.  1$ — For  Double   Leather   Belts 

Any  size Per  thousand  $1.50 

Improved  Pointed  Belt  Hooks 

These  Belt  Hooks  are  made  of  the  best  quality  of  Nor- 
way iron,  with  smooth  beveled  points. 

They  clamp  the  fibre  of  the  belt  securely  and  will  not 
pull  out  or  get  loose.  They  will  not  jump  or  slip  in  passing 
over  the  pulley. 


Fig.  1014 


Number    

15 

14 

13 

12 

11 

10 

9 

8 

7 

6 

Price   per  1000 

$  2.00 

2.40 

2.60 

2.80 

3.00 

3.50 

4.00 

5.00 

6.00 

8.50 

Number    

5 

4 

3 

2 

1 

Size 

nches 

«J 

3 

Price   per  1000 

$11.00 

14.00 

16.00 

20.00 

30.00 

Price 

...per 

1000 

$50.00 

60.00 

Stag  Steel  Belt  Hooks 

THE   ZIG-ZAG    HOOK   WITH    THE 
SOLID   BACK 


Fig.    1015 


Number 

Thickness  and  Kind  of  Belt 

PH 

| 

Thickness  and  Kind  of  Belt 

«°  to 

00 

For  light  leather,  rubber  or  cotton 
belts,  -JV  to  ^2  -inch  thick,  %  to 
3-inches  <wide.  Packed  200  in 

$0  80 

2 

For  heavy  single  or  light  double 
leather,  4-ply  rubber  or  cotton 
belts,  1  to  8-inches  wide.  Packed 

$2.00 

0 

For  light  leather,  rubber  or  cotton 
belts,  }  to  &  -inch  thick,  £  to 
3-inches  wide.  Packed  200  in 
a  box 

1  00 

3 

For  double  leather,  4  to  6-ply 
rubber  or  cotton  belts,  1  to  12- 
inches  wide  Packed  100  in 

1 

a  box  

3.40 

cotton  belts,  1  to  5-inches  wide. 
Packed  100  in  a  box  

1.20 

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Alligator  Steel  Belt  Lacing 

Adapted   for   use   on    Leather,    Rubber, 
Canvas    or   Cotton    Belts 


Fig.    1016 


Box 

Number 


Lacing 

Number 


25 
25 

35 
35 
45 

65 


Length 

of 

Section, 
Inches 


Width 

Contents 

Will 

Lace, 

Inches 


48 
96 

32 

48 
48 

48 


Price, 
Per  Box 


$1.00 
2.00 

1.00 
1.50 
2.00 

2.60 


Thickness   and   Kind   of   Belt 


For    single    leather,     3-ply    rubber,     4-ply     cotton 
and    for   belts    T3^    to    372-inch   thick. 

For    light    double    leather,    5-ply    rubber,    5    to    6- 

ply  cotton  and  for  belts  392  to  -j^-inch  thick. 
For  heavy  double  leather,  6-ply  rubber,  6  to  8- 

ply  cotton  and  for  belts  52  to  §-inch  thick. 
For  extra  heavy  and  wide  double  leather,  1  and 

8-ply   rubber,    8   to    10-ply   cotton   and    for   belts 

TV    to    i-inch    thick. 


Lacing  Nos.  25,  35,  and  45  furnished  with  Gauge  Pin  and  either  Rawhide  or  Rocker  Hinge  Pins. 
Lacing  No.  65  furnished  with  Gauge  Pin  and  Rocker  Hinge  Pins. 

EXTRA  HINGE  PINS 

For     Lacing    Number     25     I      25     I      35 


Diameter     inches 

Length     inches 

Twisted     Rawhide     Pins per  dozen     $0.30 

Sectional    Steel    Rocker   Pins per  dozen     


12 
.45 

$0.45 


f 


35 


12 
.50 
.50 


Bristol's  Patent  Steel  Belt  Lacing 

ASSORTED   WIDTHS 


For    Leather    Belts  For  Woven  Belts 

Fig.    1017  Fig.    1018 
PACKED  100  INCHES  IN  A  BOX 


For  All   Kinds  of   Belts 
Fig.   1019 


Number 


Thickness  and  Kind   of  Belt 


Price, 
Per  Box 


STYLE  No.  1— FOR  LEATHER  BELTS 

00             For  split  leather  and  extra  light  belts  from  ^  to  £-inch  thick $1.00 

0             For  split  leather  and  light  belts  from  £  to  T3g-inch  thick 1.00 

For  ordinary  single  leather  belts  from  ^  to  ^-inch  thick 1.50 

For  extra  heavy  and  wide  single  leather  belts  from  i  to  Tss-inch  thick 2.00 

For  double  leather  belts  from  &  to  i-inch  thick 2.50 

For  heavy  double  leather  belts  from  f-  to  TVmch  thick 3.00 

5             For  extra  heavy  double  leather  belts  from  T7ff  to  TVinch  thick 3.50 

STYLE    No.    11— FOR    WOVEN    BELTS 

10             For  2-ply  rubber  and  cotton  belts  from  &  to  T3n-inch  thick     i  $1.00 

For  3-ply  rubber  and  cotton  belts  from  T\  to   j  -inch  thick     1.50 

For  4-ply  rubber  and  cotton  belts  from  ^  to  ^-inch  thick 2.00 

For  5-ply  rubber  and  cotton  belts  from  ^  to   |  -inch  thick     2.50 

For  6-ply  rubber  and  cotton  belts  from  %  to  TVinch  thick     3.00 

:  For  7-ply  rubber  and  cotton  belts  from  TV  to  T9s-inch  thick     3.50 

17  For  8-ply  and  extra  double  heavy  rubber  and  cotton  belts  from  £  to  f-inch 

thick j  4.95 

STAGGERED  POINT  STYLE— FOR  ALL  KINDS  OF  BELTS 
110-         !  For   all   kinds   of  belts   from   }   to    &-inch   thick.      Split   leather   and   light 

rubber  and   cotton   belts $1.00 

For   all   kinds  of  belts   from   T3ff    to   i-inch   thick.      Ordinary   single   leather 

belts  and  3-ply  rubber  and  cotton  belts 1.50 

For   all   kinds  of   belts   from   i   to    ^,-inch   thick.      Extra   heavy   and   wide 

single  leather  belts  and  4-ply  rubber  and  cotton  belts !  2.00 

For  all  kinds  of  belts  from   15ff  to  f-inch  thick.      Double  leather  belts  and 

5-ply  rubber  and  cotton  belts 2.50 

114  For  all  kinds  of  belts  from  £  to  ^-inch  thick.     Heavy  double  leather  belts 

and  6-ply  rubber  and  cotton  belts 3.00 

115  For    all    kinds   of    belts    from    T7ff    to    T95-inch    thick.      Extra    heavy    double 

leather  belts  and  7-ply  rubber  and  cotton  belts 3.50 


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Belt  Clamps 

An  efficient  and  serviceable  belt  clamp, 
throughout  the  oil  regions. 


Used 


8-inch 


Fig.    1020 

. .  Each 


).35        10-inch...  .'...Each  $0.40        12-inch Each  $0.50 


Moran's  Steel  Belt  Couplings 

For  round  belts  of  every  description. 


Size    inches 

| 

T5e? 

i 

ft 

i 

Price                                  per  dozen 

$2  00 

2  50 

3  00 

3.50 

4.00 

Size    inches 

ft 

I 

H 

I 

1 

Price    per    dozen 

$5.00 

6.00 

7.50 

9.00 

13.00 

Fig.    1021 


Sizes  are  outside  diameters. 


"Royal  Worcester"  Belt  Cement 

This  cement  is  the  same  as  used  in  the  manufacture  of  our 
leather  belting.  Being  put  up  in  cakes,  it  is  solid  cement,  and 
when  dissolved  and  ready  for  use  will  make  in  bulk  2l/2  times 
as  much  as  the  cements  commonly  put  up  and  sold  in  tin  cans. 

In  1,  2  and  5  Pound  Cakes Per  pound  $0.75 


Fig.    1022 


"Neptune"  Belt  Cement 

A   high    grade    belt    cement   for   use    in   waterproof 
leather  belting.     Put  up  in  air  tight  tin  cans. 

In  1   Pound  Tin  Cans Per  pound  $1.50 


Fig.   1023 


Fig.  1024 


Fig.    1025 


"Cling-Surface"  Belt  Dressing 

A  preservative  and  filler  for  leather,  rubber  or  canvas 
belts,  and  ropes,  which  will  make  and  keep  them  pliable, 
clean,  and  water  proof.  It  prevents  drying  out  or  cracking 
and  at  the  same  time  stops  slippage  so  that  all  belts  and 
ropes  can  be  run  easy  or  slack  and  transmit  full  loads. 
Contains  no  resins  or  other  harmful  ingredients. 

In  10  Pound  Tin  Pails Per  pound  $0.35 

"Parvalue"  Belt  Dressing 

A  modern  stick  belt  dressing  for  leather,  rubber  or  canvas 
belts  that  not  only  prevents  slipping,  but  keeps  them  soft  and 
pliable.  It  is  a  wax-like  composition  not  effected  by  the  weather 
and  does  not  deteriorate. 

In  1   Pound   Sticks..,  Per   dozen   $6.00 


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Wood  Split  Pulleys 

WITH  INTERCHANGEABLE  BUSHING  SYSTEM 


SINGLE  ARM  CONSTRUCTION— SIZES  11  TO  36-INCHES  IN  DIAMETER 

Fig.  1026 

Double  arm  construction  used  on   sizes  37  to  83-inches  in  diameter. 

The  strongest  wood  pulley  made.  Nailed  and  glued.  The  arms  are  built  of 
white  oak.  The  spokes  are  tenoned  into  the  rim  and  firmly  secured.  In  clamping 
the  pulley  upon  the  shaft,  heavier  iron  plates  together  with  hexagon  nuts  and 
bolts  of  larger  size  and  in  greater  number,  are  used,  than  with  any  other  make. 

Finished  throughout  with  pure  orange  shellac,  unquestionably  the  best  mate- 
rial known  for  the  purpose. 

Every  pulley  guaranteed  to  run  true  and  in  perfect  balance. 

Small  Hardwood  Split  Pulleys 

These  pulleys  are  made  of  maple, 
thoroughly  seasoned,  and  coated  with 
pure  orange  shellac,  making  them 
waterproof. 

Pulleys  3  to  5-inches  in  diameter 
are  clamped  to  the  shaft  by  heavy 
slotted  head  compression  bolts,  ac- 

SIZES    3   TO    5-INCHES    IN    DIAMETER  C^sible    dirGCtlv   fr°m    the    faCC    °f   the 

Fig.  1027  pulley. 

Pulleys  6  to  iO-inches  in  diameter 
are  clamped  to  the  shaft  by  compres- 
sion bolts  of  varying  size  and  number 
suitable  to  the  diameter  and  face  of 
the  pulley  in  which  they  are  used. 
These  bolts  are  covered  by  a  re- 
movable cap,  which  is  held  in  place 
by  small  slotted  head  bolts. 


SIZES   6  TO   10-INCHES  IN   DIAMETER 
Fig.    1028 


BORE  OF  STANDARD  PULLEYS 

Pulleys — 3-inches  in  diameter  are  bored 1   11/16-inches 

Pulleys — 4  to    7-inches  in  diameter,  inclusive,  are  bored 2^-inches 

Pulleys — 8  to  72-inches  in  diameter,  inclusive,  are  bored 3^2-inches 

By  the  use  of  interchangeable  bushings  each  size  pulley  can  be  bushed  to 
fit  any  shaft  less  in  diameter  than  the  bore. 

One  complete  bushing  of  length  required  by  pulley  hub  is  furnished  with 
each  pulley  without  charge. 

For  boring  pulleys  larger  than  standard,  an  additional  charge  will  be  made. 

When  ordering  pulleys  state,  first,  diameter;  second,  width  of  face;  third, 
size  of  shaft,  and  fourth,  whether  Crown  or  Straight  Face.  All  pulleys  sent  with 
Crown  Face,  unless  otherwise  ordered. 


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STANDARD  PRICE  LIST— EFFECTIVE  DECEMBER  1st,  1908 
PRICE— EACH 


Width  of  Face — Inches 


Inches 

3 

4 

5 

6 

8 

10 

12 

14 

16 

18 

20   . 

22     |      24 

4 
5 
6 
7 
8 
9 
10 
11 
12 
13 
14 
15 
16 
17 
18 
19 
20 
22 
24 
26 
28 
30 
32 
34 
36 
38 
40 
42 
44 
46 
48 
50 
52 
54 
56 
58 
60 
62 
64 
66 
68 
70 
72 
78 
84 
90 
96 
102 
108 
114 
120 

$2.80 
2.85 
2.90 
2.95 
3.00 
3.10 
3.25 
3.50 
3.75 

$2.90 
2.95 
3.00 
3.05 
3.10 
3.25 
3.40 
3.70 
4.00 
4.30 
4.60 
4.90 
5.20 
5.50 
5.80 
6.10 
6.40 
7.00 
7.70 
8.40 
9.10 
9.80 
10.50 
11.30 
12.10 

$3.10 
3.20 
3.25 
3.35 
3.40 
3.60 
3.75 
4.10 
4.45 
4.80 
5.15 
5.50 
5.85 
6.20 
6.55 
6.90 
7.25 
7.95 
8.80 
9.65 
10.50 
11.35 
12.20 
13.15 
14.10 

$3.30 
3.40 
3.50 
3.60 
3.70 
3.90 
4.10 
4.50 
4.90 
5.30 
5.70 
6.10 
6.50 
6.90 
7.30- 
7.70 
8.10 
8.90 
9.90 
10.90 
11.90 
12.90 
13.90 
15.00 
16.10 
17.20 
18.30 
19.60 
20.90 
22.30 
23.80 
25.40 
27.10 
28.90 
30.80 
32.80 
34.90 
37.10 
39.40 
41.90 
44.50 
47.20 
50.00 

$  3.70 
3.85 
4.00 
4.15 
4.30 
4.55 
4.80 
5.30 
5.80 
6.30 
6.80 
7.30 
7.80 
8.30 
8.80 
9.30 
9.80 
10.80 
12.10 
13.40 
14.70 
16.00 
17.30 
18.70 
20.10 
21.50 
22.90 
24.60 
26.30 
28.10 
30.00 
32.00 
34.10 
36.30 
38.60 
41.00 
43.50 
46.10 
48.80 
51.80 
54.90 
5810 
61.40 
71.90 
83.30 
95.60 
109.00 
123.70 
139.30 
155.80 
173.20 

$   4.10 
4.30 
4.50 
4.70 
4.90 
5.20 
5.50 
6.10 
6.70 
7.30 
7.90 
8.50 
9.10 
9.70 
10.30 
10.90 
11.50 
12.70 
14.30 
15.90 
17.50 
19.10 
20.70 
22.40 
24.10 
25.80 
27.50 
29.60 
31.70 
33.90 
36.20 
38.60 
41.10 
43.70 
46.40 
49.20 
52.10 
55.10 
58.20 
61.70 
65.30 
69.00 
72.80 
84.80 
97.70 
111.50 
126.50 
143.00 
160.40 
178.70 
197.90 

$   4.50 
4.75 
5.00 
5.25 
5.50 
5.85 
6.20 
6.90 
7.60 
8.30 
9.00 
9.70 
10.40 
11.10 
11.80 
12.50 
13.20 
14.60 
16.50 
18.40 
20.30 
22.20 
24.10 
26.10 
28.10 
30.10 
32.10 
34.60 
37.10 
39.70 
42.40 
45.20 
48.10 
51.10 
54.20 
57.40 
60.70 
64.10 
67.60 
71.60 
75.70 
79.90 
84.20 
97.70 
112.10 
127.40 
144.00 
162.30 
181.50 
201.60 
222.60 

$  5.80 
6.10 
6.50 
6.90 
7.70 
8.50 
9.30 
10.10 
10.90 
11.70 
12.50 
13.30 
14.10 
14.90 
16.50 
18.70 
20.90 
23.10 
25.30 
27.50 
29.80 
32.10 
34.40 
36.70 
39.60 
42.50 
45.50 
48.60 
51.80 
55.10 
58.50 
62.00 
65.60 
69.30 
73.10 
77.00 
81.50 
86.10 
90.80 
95.60 
110.60 
126.50 
143.30 
161.50 
181.60 
202.60 
224.50 
247.30 

$   7.60 
8.50 
9.40 
10.30 
11.20 
12.10 
13.00 
13.90 
14.80 
15.70 
16.60 
18.40 
20.90 
23.40 
25.90 
28.40 
30.90 
33.50 
36.10 
38.70 
41.30 
44.60 
47.90 
51.30 
54.80 
58.40 
62.10 
65.90 
69.80 
73.80 
77.90 
82.10 
86.40 
91.40 
96.50 
101.70 
107.00 
123.50 
140.90 
159.20 
179.00 
200.90 
223.70 
247.40 
272.00 

$10.30 
11.30 
12.30 
13.30 
14.30 
15.30 
16.30 
17.30 
18.30 
20.30 
23.10 
25.90 
28.70 
31.50 
34.30 
37.20 
40.10 
43.00 
45.90 
49.60 
53.30 
57.10 
61.00 
65.00 
69.10 
73.30 
77.60 
82.00 
86.50 
91.10 
95.80 
101.30 
106.90 
112.60 
118.40 
136.40 
155.30 
175.10 
196.50 
220.20 
244.80 
270.30 
296.70 

$13.40 
14.50 
15.60 
16.70 
17.80 
18.90 
20.00 
22.20 
25.30 
28.40 
31.50 
34.60 
37.70 
40.90 
44.10 
47.30 
50.50 
54.60 
58.70 
62.90 
67.20 
71.60 
76.10 
80.70 
85.40 
90.20 
95.10 
100.10 
105.20 
111.20 
117.30 
123.50 
129.80 
149.30 
169.70 
191.00 
214.00 
239.50 
265.90 
293.20 
.121.40 



$16.90 
18.10 
19.30 
20.50 
21.70 
24.10 
27.50 
30.90 
34.30 
37.70 
41.10 
44.60 
48.10 
51.60 
55.10 
59.60 
64.10 
68.70 
73.40 
78.20 
83.10 
88.10 
93.20 
98.40 
103.70 
109.10 
114.60 
121.10 
127.70 
134.40 
141.20 
162.20 
184.10 
206.90 
231.50 
258.80 
287.00 
316.10 
346.10 

$20.80 
22.10 
23.40 
26.00 
29.70 
33.40 
37.10 
40.80 
44.50 
48.30 
52.10 
55.90 
59.70 
64.60 
69.50 
74.50 
79.60 
84.80 
90.10 
95.50 
101.00 
106.60 
112.30 
118.10 
124.00 
131.00 
138.10 
145.30 
152.60 
175.10 
198.50 
222.80 
249.00 
278.10 
308.10 
339.00 
370.80 

••••• 





APPROXIMATE  SHIPPING  WEIGHTS  OF  WOOD   SPLIT  PULLEYS 


Size, 
Inches 

Weight, 
Pounds 

Size, 
Inches 

Weight, 
Pounds 

Size, 
Inches 

Weight, 
Pounds 

Size, 
Inches 

Weight, 
Pounds 

Size, 
Inches 

Weight, 
Pounds 

Size, 
Inches 

Weight, 
Pounds 

6x  3 

2 

14x  3 

7 

18x12 

35 

24x12 

52 

36x  4 

30 

46x  8 

101 

4 

3 

4 

8 

14 

40 

14 

60 

6 

46 

10 

125 

6 

4 

5 

11 

20x  3 

11 

26x  4  !    18 

8 

62 

12 

144 

8 

5 

6 

13 

4 

13 

6 

28 

10 

79 

48x  6 

78 

8x  3 

3 

8 

18 

5 

17 

8 

38 

12 

89 

8 

104 

4 

*| 

10 

22 

6 

20 

10 

52 

14 

104 

10 

132 

6 

6i 

12 

26 

8 

27 

12 

56 

16 

115 

12 

148 

8 

9 

16x  3 

8 

10 

34 

28x  4 

20 

40x  4 

47 

50x  8 

108 

10 

•ioi 

4 

10 

12 

39 

6 

30 

6 

65 

10 

144 

lOx  3 

5 

5 

12 

14 

49 

8 

41 

8 

86 

12 

161 

4 

7i 

6 

15 

22x  4 

14 

10 

53 

10 

109 

52x  8 

113 

6 

11 

8 

21 

5 

19 

12 

61 

12 

125 

10 

148 

8 

14 

10 

25 

6 

22 

30x  4 

25 

42x  6 

68 

12 

170 

10 

17 

12 

30 

8 

29 

6 

38 

8 

90 

54x  8 

119 

12 

20 

14 

35 

10 

35 

8 

51 

10 

118 

10 

153 

12x  3 

6 

18x  3 

10 

12 

41 

10 

65 

12 

128 

12 

176 

4 

7 

4 

12 

14 

50 

12 

72 

44x  6 

71 

60x  8 

142 

5 

8 

5 

15 

24x  4 

17 

32x  4 

26 

8 

94 

10 

187 

6 

10 

6 

18 

5 

22 

6 

40 

10 

122 

12 

210 

8 

13 

8 

24 

6 

26 

8 

55 

12 

135 

72x  8 

221 

10 

16 

10 

30 

8 

36 

10 

73 

46x  6 

76 

10 

263 

12 

19 

10 

46 

12 

82 

12 

306 

368 


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Philips'  Pressed  Steel  Pulleys 


Fig.   1029  Fig.   1030 

Philips'  Split  Pressed  Steel  Pulleys  weigh  from  one-half  to  three-quarters  less 
than  cast  iron  pulleys  of  corresponding  sizes. 

The  steel  spokes  do  not  fan  the  air  like  a  wood  pulley. 

Fitted  with  a  complete  system  of  interchangeable  iron  bushings  for  all  sizes 
of  shafting. 

These  pulleys  are  constructed  entirely  of  steel  made  especially  for  this  par- 
ticular purpose. 

PRICE— EACH 


Width  of  Face — Inches 


JJiameter, 
Inches 

3 

4 

5 

6 

8 

10           f           12 

12                      $4.20 

$4.63 

$4.80 

$5.33 

$5.78 

$6.45                $7.65 

13                        4.35 

4.80 

5.20 

5.62 

6.43 

7.20                   8.40 

14 

4.50 

5.20                  5.65 

6.15                  7.05 

8.03                   9.00 

15 

4.65 

5.45                  5.80 

6.55                  7.65 

8.80                  9.75 

16 

4.95 

5.75                  6.10 

6.90 

8.25 

9.45                10.50 

17 

5.25 

6.00 

6.50 

7.28                  8.78 

10.05                11.25 

18 

5.55 

6.38 

7.00 

7.65 

9.30 

10.65                12.00 

20 

6.00 

7.50                  8.10 

9.00 

10.73 

12.00                14.25 

22 

6.50 

8.55 

9.50 

10.28 

12.00 

14.10                16.80 

24 

7.50 

8.90                10.00 

10.95 

13.20 

15.68                19.05 

26 

8.50 

9.55 

10.75 

11.95 

14.40 

17.10"             21.30 

28                          9.50 

10.80 

11.85 

12.90 

15.45 

18.15                22.90 

30                       10.75 

12.00                13.00 

14.10 

17.25                19.90                24.75 

32                       12.00 

13.20                14.35 

15.45 

19.35                22.50                26.86 

34 

13.00 

14.40                 15.85 

17.25 

21.75                25.50                30.00 

36 

14.00 

15.90 

17.75 

19.50                24.00                28.65                33.75 

Cast  Iron  Pulleys 


\ 


Fig.   1031 


Cast  Iron  Pulleys  are  turned,  bored  in  the  lathe, 
balanced,  painted  and  provided  with  set  screws  or  key 
seats,  as  may  be  desired. 

For  non-shifting  belts,  pulleys  should  have  crown 
faces.  For  shifting  belts  the  driving  pulleys  should  have 
straight  faces.  Tight  and  loose  pulleys  should  have 
crown  faces. 

When  ordering  pulleys  state,  first,  diameter;  sec- 
ond, width  of  face;  third,  size  of  shaft,  and  fourth, 
whether  Crown  or  Straight  Face.  All  pulleys  sent  with 
Crown  Face,  unless  otherwise  ordered. 

Prices  upon  application. 


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369 


Nicholson  Patent  Compression  Shaft  Couplings 


Fig.    1032  Fig.    1033 

The  "Nicholson"  is  the  only  compression  coupling  known  that  will  withstand 
a  strain  on  a  5-inch  shaft,  that  is  sufficient  to  twist  off  the  shaft  itself,  as  the 
"Nicholson"  has  been  known  to  do,  and  in  many  cases  on  shafts  less  than  5-inches. 
It  possesses  a  powerful  grip,  similar  to  that  of  a  lathe  chuck,  obtained  by  drawing 
together  the  tapering  bore  castings  over  double  tapering  steel  jaws,  secured  by 
an  ample  number  of  through  bolts. 


Size  of 
Shaft, 
Inches 

Price, 
Each 

Length 
Over  All, 
Inches 

Diameter 
Coupling, 
Inches 

Number 
Jaws 

Number 
Bolts 

1ft                           $     4.75 

51 

51 

3 

3 

1&                                  5.00 

5J 

5J 

3 

3 

1  jig- 

5.50 

61 

8ft 

3 

3 

if* 

6.25 

si 

6i 

4 

3 

lit 

8.00 

8 

71 

4 

4 

2j3F 

9.00 

8* 

8* 

4 

4 

2T7ff 
2ft 

10.75 
13.00 

9J 
10i 

8A 

'        9/5 

4 
4 

4 
4 

»« 

16.00 

III 

9| 

4 

4 

o  -j^ 

19.00 

12i 

111 

4 

4 

23.00 

131 

HJ 

4 

4 

3}<5 

30.00 

141 

i2| 

4 

4 

4  A 

42.00 

161 

13| 

6 

6 

*H 

55.00 

17£ 

14| 

6 

6 

5^. 

65.00 

19| 

16i 

6 

6 

Ml 

76.00 

21i 

164 

6 

6 

6y7g- 

115.00 

22i 

17* 

6 

12 

6}i 

125.00 

22| 

17| 

6 

12 

Prices  of  intermediate  sizes  same  as  next  larger  coupling  listed.  For  reducing  couplings,  take 
price  of  coupling  for  the  larger  of  the  two  shafts  and  add  20  per  cent. 

The  reduction  is  made  by  making  a  sjep  in  the  jaws,  to  correspond  with  the  difference  between 
(he  shafts. 


Coupling  Wrenches 


Fig.    1034 


Number 

Length, 
Inches 

Size  Nut, 
Inches 

For   Size   Coupling, 
Inches 

Price, 
Each 

0 
1 

3 
4 
5 

6 

121 
14 
16 

f 

i 

1ft 
1ft  tolj| 

3JI  to  4ll 
5ft  to  6j| 

$0.10 
.15 
.20 
.30 
.40 
.60 

370 


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Levalley  Steel  Cinch  Couplings 


Fig.    1036 

A  flanged  compression  coupling  made  of  special  steel,  strong,  very  light  in 
weight,  durable  and  thoroughly  efficient.  The  grip  on  the  shaft  is  perfect  when 
coupling  is  properly  put  on  and  drawn  thoroughly  tight,  and  is  far  beyond  the 
limit  of  power  designated  for  the  respective  sizes  of  shafts.  The  tapering  sleeve 
is  slotted  its  full  length  for  standard  keys,  thus  permitting  the  ready  use  of  a 
key  if  thought  advisable  in  the  larger  sizes. 


Size  of 
Shaft, 
Inches 

Standard 
Coupling, 
Each 

Reducing 
Coupling, 
Each 

Bushing, 
Each 

Sleeve, 
Each 

Length 
Over  All, 
Inches 

Diameter 
Coupling, 
Inches 

Ir3ff 

$4.75 

$5.45 

$0.70 

$1.40 

4i 

51 

1^. 

5.50 

6.35 

.85 

1.65 

5i 

&l 

Iff 

6.25 

7.20 

.95 

1.90 

6 

6 

l|| 

8.00 

9.20 

1.20 

2.40 

6| 

6| 

2  A 

9.00 

10.35 

1.35 

2.70 

n 

7i 

tjC 

10.75 

12.35 

1.60 

3.20 

8 

7f 

2& 

13.00 

14.95 

1.95 

3.90 

8J 

8 

2  if 

16.00 

18.40 

2.40 

4.80 

9! 

8i 

3T35 

19.00 

21.85 

2.85 

5.70 

10i 

9 

3r£ 

23.00 

26.45 

3.45 

6.90 

11 

9i 

The  price  of  Reducing  Couplings  is  determined  by  the  largest  size. 

DIRECTIONS  TO  PUT  ON  LEVALLEY  STEEL  CINCH 

COUPLINGS 

HIGHLY  IMPORTANT 

To  couple  securely,  the  shafts  should  be  straight  and  of  uniform  size,  and  in 
good  line.  Clean  the  sleeve  and  inside  holes  of  the  coupling.  For  a  cleaner,  use 
kerosene  oil  and  clean  till  dry,  or  a  little  vinegar  or  mild  acid,  or  a  weak  solution 
of  blue  vitriol,  applied  to  clean  the  ends  of  the  shafts  and  inside  of  the  sleeve  is 
good,  and  forms  an  excellent  bond.  Make  the  parts  clean.  Carefully  insert  the 
ends  of  the  shafts  to  the  middle  of  the  sleeve.  Lightly  oil  the  outside  of  the  sleeve 
with  clean  thin-bodied  oil,  but  do  not  permit  oil  to  get  in  the  keyway,  nor  into  the 
inside  of  the  sleeve.  Pass  the  outer  parts  over  the  sleeve — put  in  the  bolts,  turning 
the  nuts,  each  a  little,  till  they  are  all  fairly  evenly  tight.  Set  the  outer  parts  of 
the  coupling  home  on  the  sleeve  by  a  few  blows  with  a  hammer  and  soft  metal  set 
on  the  hubs  of  the  coupling.  Draw  the  nuts  evenly  and  strong  and  again  use  the 
soft  metal  set  and  hammer,  and  draw  the  nuts  hard  tight.  Repeat  this  operation 
till  the  bolts  are  drawn  firmly  home  and  the  coupling  is  solidly  on.  It  must  be 
given  a  hard  solid  vise  grip.  If  a  stronger  hold  than  this  is  needed,  a  suitable  key 
can  be  used  for  which  a  keyway  is  provided  in  the  sleeve;  but  even  without  a  key, 
it  will  transmit  more  than  twice  the  horse  power  given  in  the  standard  accepted 
lists  for  the  respective  sizes  of  shafts  if  put  on  properly,  hard  and  solid.  Do  it 
right  and  there  will  be  no  slip.  A  short  time  thus  employed  will  be  of  great  value. 


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371 


Compression  Couplings 

FITTED  WITH  BOLTS  AND  DOWEL  PINS 

A  convenient  and  durable  shaft  coupling  for  medium  service  that  may  be 
removed  or  replaced  without  disturbing  the  line  shaft.  Clamps  the  shaft  with 
all  the  direct  force  of  the  bolts  and  holds  with  a  parallel  and  positive  grip. 


Size  of  Shaft, 
Inches 

Price, 
Each 

Size  of  Shaft, 
Inches 

Price, 
Each 

li3* 
1ft 

11 

$  5.00 
6.00 
7.00 
8.50 
10.00 
11.00 

2U 
2  if 
STS 
3  jg- 

sjj 

$12.50 
14.00 
16.00 
20.00 
24.00 
28.00 

IF     t^  / 

ririffj 


The   price   of   Reducing   Couplings   is   determined    by    the    largest 
size. 


Fig.  1037 


Flange  Couplings 

FITTED   WITH   BOLTS   AND   KEYS 

These  Couplings  are  finished  all  over,  key-seated  and 
furnished  with  keys.  Adapted  for  ordinary  service.  Easily 
put  on. 


Fig.    1038 


Size  of  Shaft, 

Price, 

Size  of  Shaft, 

Price, 

Inches 

Each 

Inches 

Each 

ITS 

$  7.50 

2tt 

$18.80 

18 

8.70     • 
10.20 

rf 

21.75 
25.10 

2y35 

11.85 
13.90 

a 

28.80 
33.00 

2T7ff 

16.20 

3tf 

37.60 

The  price  of  Reducing  Couplings  is  determined  by  the  largest  size. 


Safety  Set  Collars 


SOLID 

Furnished    with    countersunk    set    screws    in    compliance    with 
legal  requirements. 


Size  of 
Shaft, 
Inches 

Price, 
Each 

Size  of 
Shaft, 
Inches 

Price, 
Each 

Size  of 
Shaft, 
Inches 

Price, 
Each 

ft 
1* 

$0.65 
.65 
.    .65 
.65 
.65 
.75 

1  "j% 

$0.80 
.90 
1.00 
1.20 
1.40 
1.60 

2?I 

3?! 
3tf 

$1.80 
2.10 
2.40 
3.00 
3.30 
3.60 

1039 


Safety  Set  Collars 

SPLIT 
Countersunk  set  screws  and  bolts  protected. 


Fig.     1040 


Size  of 

Size  of 

Size  of 

Shaft, 

Price, 

Shaft, 

Price, 

Shaft, 

Price, 

Inches 

Each 

Inches 

Each 

Inches 

Each 

\ 

$0.98 

li3* 

$1.20 

JJL 

$2.70 

I 

98 

1.35 

8fJ 

3.15 

\ 

98 

1  yg- 

1.50 

2}f 

3.60 

? 

1* 

98 
98 
1  13 

lit 

2& 

1.80 
2.10 
2.40 

1 

4.50 
4.95 
5.40 

For  dimensions  on  articles  shown  above,  see  page  383. 


372  FAIRBANKS,  MORSE  &  CO. 

Adjustable  Ball  and  Socket  Double  Braced 
Drop  Hangers 

WITH  PLAIN  OR  RING  OILING  BEARINGS 


Fig.    1041  Fig.   1042 


Our  Adjustable  Ball  and  Socket  Double  Braced  Drop  Hangers  are 
designed  for  supporting  heavy  head  shafts  carrying  main  driving  pul- 
leys and  to  meet  general  conditions  in  the  transmitting  of  power. 

They  are  strong,  heavy  and  well  proportioned.  Neat  in  design  and 
highly  finished.  The  metal  is  distributed  so  as  to  give  the  greatest 
possible  strength  throughout,  and  are  sure  to  give  satisfaction  where  a 
rigid,  dependable  hanger  is  wanted. 

The  frame  accommodates  our  full  line  of  interchangeable  bearings, 
which  are  placed  in  position  by  detaching  the  double  brace  links,  without 
disturbing  other  equipment  already  in  place. 

All  bearings  are  babbitted,  reamed  and  faced  at  both  ends. 

Plain  Oiling  Bearings,  for  general  service,  are  lubricated  with  oil, 
or  by  grease  directly  applied.  These  bearings  can  be  tapped  for  grease 
cups  at  a  slight  additional  expense. 

Ring  Oiling  Bearings,  illustrated  above,  are  oiled  by  centrifugal 
attraction  with  tempered  steel  rings  encircling  the  shaft  and  revolving 
through  the  oil  reservoir,  depositing  oil  on  top  of  the  shaft  and  distribut- 
ing it  over  the  entire  bearing  surface.  Wipers  are  cast  on  each  end 
of  the  bearing  for  scraping  off  and  returning  to  the  reservoir  any  and  all 
surplus  oil  to  be  used  over  again.  The  oil  does  not  follow  the  shaft  and 
drop  on  the  floor.  Sufficient  oil  can  be  placed  in  the  reservoir  to  run 
shafts  for  a  period  of  many  months. 


FAIRBANKS,  MORSE  &  CO. 


373 


Adjustable  Ball  and  Socket  Double  Braced 
Drop  Hangers 


COMPLETE   WITH   BEARINGS 
PRICE— EACH 


Size  of 

Shaft, 
Inches 

Type  of 
Bearing 

Drop  in  Inches 

8 

10 

12             14 

16 

18 

20 

24 

1& 
1& 
1» 

lit 

t* 

2ft 
2H 
2  if 
3A 
8ft 
8H 

a*S 

*4ft 
*4ft 

**« 

*4{f 

Plain  Oiling 
Ring    Oiling 
Plain  Oiling 
Ring    Oiling 
Plain  Oiling 
Ring    Oiling 
Plain  Oiling 
Ring    Oiling 
Plain  Oiling 
Ring    Oiling 
Plain   Oiling 
Ring    Oiling 
Plain  Oiling 
Ring    Oiling 
Plain  Oiling 
Ring    Oiling 
Plain   Oiling 
Ring    Oiling 
Plain  Oiling 
Ring    Oiling 
Plain  Oiling 
Ring    Oiling 
Plain  Oiling 
Ring    Oiling 
Plain  Oiling 
Ring    Oiling 
Plain  Oiling 
Ring    Oiling 
Plain  Oiling 
Ring    Oiling 
Plain  Oiling 
Ring    Oiling 

$  3.40 
5.25 
4.10 

4.80 

$  3.55 
5.40 
4.25 
6.35 
5.00 
7.50 
5.90 
8.80 
7.05 
10.40 
8.45 

$  3.75 
5.60 
4.40 
6.50 
5.20 
7.70 
6.20 
9.10 
7.35 
10.75 
8.80 
12.75 
9.50 
15.05 
11.75 

$  3.95 
5.80 
4.65 
6.75 
5.45 
7.95 
6.50 
9.40 
7.70 
11.10 
9.20 
13.15 
10.95 
15.55 
13.05 
18.40 
14.00 
21.80 
17.25 

$   4.15 
6.00 
4.90 
7.00 
5.70 
8.20 
6.80 
9.70 
8.10 
11.50 
9.65 
13.60 
11.45 
16.05 
13.65 
19.00 
16.30 
22.50 
19.55 
26.60 
23.35 
31.50 
28.00 
37.25 
33.55 
43.95 
40.45 
51.85 
48.70 
60.90 
57.00 
69.60 

$   4.40 
6.25 
5.15 
7.25 
6.05 
8.55 
7.15 
10.05 
8.50 
11.90 
10.15 
14.10 
12.00 
16.60 
14.30 
19.65 
17.00 
23.20 
20.35 
27.40 
24.25 
32.40 
28.95 
38.20 
34.60 
45.00 
41.50 
52.90 
49.70 
61.90 
57.90 
70.50 

short  n 

$  4.65 
6.50 
5.45 
7.55 
6.40 
8.90 
7.55 
10.45 
8.95 
12.35 
10.65 
14.60 
12.60 
17.20 
15.05 
20.40 
17.80 
24.00 
21.25 
28.30 
25.15 
33.30 
30.00 
39.25 
35.70 
46.10 
42.60 
54.00 
50.80 
63.00 
58.95 
71.55 

otice. 

$  8.30 

9.70 
8.45- 
11.  35 
10.05- 
13.45 
11.95 
15.90 
14.10 
18.70 
16.65 
22.00 
19.70 
25.90 
23.25 
30.30 
27.40 
35.55 
32.35 
41.60 
38.20 
48.60 
45.15 
56.55 
53.20 
65^40 
61.15 
73.75 



9.15 

12.80 

21.10 

*Not  carried  as  regular  stock,  but  can  be   furnished  on   special  orders  on 
For  dimensions,  see  pages  378  and  379. 

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Dolly  Boxes 


PLAIN   BORED— NOT   BABBITTED 
Used  as  bearings  for  idlers  and  slow  running  shafting  carrying  light  loads. 


Fig.  1043 


s 

ize  of  Shaft, 

Price, 

Size  of  Shaft, 

Price, 

Inches 

Each 

Inches 

Each 

i 

$0.80 
.90 

it 

$1.35 
1.50 

ft 

1.00 

1  TU 

1.65 

i 

1.00 

J11 

2.00 

i* 

1.35 

lit 

2.40 

Common  Flat  Boxes 


used. 


BABBITTED  AND  REAMED 
Neat  in  design,  strong,  and  highly  finished,  and  is  the  type  most  commonly 


Size  of  Shaft, 
Inches 

Price, 
Each 

Size  of  Shaft, 
Inches 

Price, 
Each 

1 

$2.10 
2.10 
2.10 
2.40 
2.80 
3.45 
3.95 
4.70 

2  11 

8  2 

3?I 
3  if 

$5.60 
6.60 
7.85 
9.25 
10.80 
12.80 
14.90 

Fig.     1044 


Wick  Oiling  Rigid  Pillow  Blocks 

BABBITTED  AND  REAMED 

Designed  for  heavy  duty  with  ample  weight  and  strength.  Equipped  with 
an  oil  reservoir  in  the  cap  for  an  absorbent  wick  which  leads  the  oil  down  to 
the  shaft. 


Fig.    1045 


Size  of  Shaft, 

Price, 

Size  of  Shaft, 

Price, 

Inches 

Each 

Inches 

Each 

1 

$2.10 

2tt 

$6.60 

]3 

2.40 

2  if 

7.85 

£  JL 

2.80 

3T3ff 

9.25 

111 

3.45 

8  A 

10.80 

8  A 

3.95 
4.70 

m 

3  if 

12.80 
14.90 

*& 

5.60 

Ring  Oiling  Rigid  Pillow  Blocks 

BABBITTED  AND  REAMED 

This  is  the  ideal  bearing  for  heavy  duty  and  high  speed  service.  The  oil 
reservoir  extends  the  whole  length  of  the  bearing,  holding  a  large  quantity  of 
oil,  sufficient  for  several  months  continuous  run. 


Size 

of  Shaft, 
Inches 

Price, 
Each 

Size  of  Shaft, 
Inches 

Price, 
Each 

I 

$4.20 
5.00 
5.90 
6.90 
8.10 
9.65 

|8 

3  11 
3  if 

$11.45 
13.60 
16.10 
19.00 
22.65 
26.70 

381. 


For  dimensions  on  articles  shown  above,   see  pages   380   and 


Fig.     1046 


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Wick  Oiling  Rigid  Post  Bearings 

BABBITTED   AND    REAMED 

Used    in    supporting  shafting   to   posts   and   also   where   more   pulley 
clearance  is  desired  than  can  be  obtained  with  a  drop  hanger. 


Size  of  Shaft, 

Price, 

Size  of  Shaft, 

Price, 

Inches 

Each 

Inches 

Each 

4 

$2.90 
2.90 

2*1 

$5.70 
6.75 

i 

2.90 

2y7ff 

8.00 

1A 

3.45 

2H 

9.50 

1  ^ 

4.10 

2  15 

11.20 

lli 

4.85 

Fig.   1047 


Adjustable  Ball  and  Socket  Double  Braced 
Post  Hangers 

WITH  PLAIN  OR  RING  OILING  BEARINGS 
BABBITTED    AND    REAMED 

Used  in  supporting  heavy  line  shafting  to  posts.  In  supporting  shafting 
in  this  manner,  it  is  less  liable  to  get  out  of  alignment  than  if  suspended 
from  floor  beams. 


Size  of 

Shaft, 
Inches 

Plain 
Oiling, 
Each 

Ring 
Oiling, 
Each 

Size  of 
Shaft, 
Inches 

Plain 
Oiling, 
Each 

Ring 
Oiling, 
Each 

i 

i 

$3.75 
4.40 
5.15 
6.05 
7.10 
8.50 

$5.60 
6.50 
7.65 
8.95 
10.50 
12.40 

»tt 

2  if 
3T3* 
3T7* 

stt 

m 

$10.00 
11.90 
14.20 
16.90 
20.25 
24.25 

$14.60 
17.25 
20.40 
24.00 
28.40 
33.50 

Fig.  1048 


Vertical  Bearings 

BABBITTED    AND    REAMED 


An  ideal  bearing  for  pump  frames.     Self  aligning.     Lubricated  with 
yaste  saturated   with   oil   or  grease   placed   in   the   lubricating   reservoir. 


s 

ze  of  Shaft, 
Inches 

Price, 
Each 

Size  of  Shaft, 
Inches 

Price, 
Each 

i 

$2.75 
3.25 
3.75 
5.00 

8  A 

$6.25 
7.50 
9.00 
11.25 

For  dimensions  on  articles  shown  above,  see  page  382. 


Fig.   1049 


Standard  Take-Up  Boxes 

BABBITTED    AND    REAMED 

For    use    where    it    is    necessary    to    take    up    slack    in    belts,    as    in 
elevators  or  belt  conveyors.      Made  to  pull  and  push. 


Style  "A" 
Fig.    1050 


Size  of 
Shaft, 
Inches 

Length  of 
Adjustment, 
Inches 

Price 
Each, 
"A"  or  "B" 

Size  of 
Shaft, 
Inches 

Length  of 
Adjustment, 
Inches 

Price 
Each, 
"A"  or  "B" 

2l35 
o  "3 

5 

7 
7 
9 
9 
12 

$2.55 
3.25 
4.00 
4.75 
5.00 
6.00 

%T8 
2/ff 

21£ 
2  *& 

12 

20 
20 
20 

$6.75 
9.00 
10.00 
11.00 

When  ordering,   state  size,  length  of  adjustment,   and  style  wanted. 


Style  "B" 
Fig.    1051 


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Jaw  Clutches  and 
Jaw  Clutch  Couplings 


Square    Taw   Clutch   Coupling 
Fig.    1052 


Spiral   Jaw    Clutch    Coupling 
Fig.    1053 


Size  of  Shaft, 
Inches 

Jaw  Clutch  Coupling 
Only,  Without 
Band  or  Lever, 
Each 

Sliding  Half  Jaw  Clutch 
Only,  Without 
Band  or  Lever, 
Each 

Jaw  Clutch  Hub 
Only,  Cast  On 
Pulleys  or  Sprockets, 
Each 

if 

it    V"1 

i!    ; 

*» 

2tf 

3ltT 

$   7.60 
8.00 
9.50 
11.00 
12.50 
13.50 
15.00 
17.00 
21.00 
25.00 
28.50 
36.00 
42.00 

$  4.00 
4.25 
5.00 
5.75 
6.50 
7.00 
8.00 
9.00 
11.00 
13.00 
15.00 
19.00 
22.00 

$0.80 
.95 
1.20 
1.45 
1.90 
2.30 
2.70 
3.00 
3.60 
4.25 
5.00 
6.25 
7.25 

When  ordering  Spiral  Jaw  Clutch   Couplings,   always  state  whether  right  or  left  hand   is   wanted. 
A   Right  Hand   Spiral  Jaw   Clutch    Coupling  drives   when   turning   to    the   right   as   you    face   the 
smooth   end. 

Clutch  Bands  and  Shifting  Levers 


Style    No.    1 

Style    No.    2 

Size   of   Shaft, 

Clutch    Band, 

Lever 

Lever 

Inches 

Each 

Including    Band, 

Including    Band, 

Each 

Each 

If 

$1.40 

$   7.50 

$  6.00 

lT3ff 

1.55 

8.00 

6.50 

1  1% 

1.70 

8.50 

7.00 

iff 

1.85 

9.00 

7.50 

IT! 

2.05 

9.50 

8.00 

2~f^r 

2.40 

10.50 

9.00 

2  is 

2.40 

10.50 

9.00 

8ft 

2.75 

12.00 

10.00 

2tl 

3.00 

13.00 

Il.on 

3.25 

14.50* 

12.00 

3^ 

3.50 

16.50 

13.50 

s|* 

4.25 

20.00 

16.50 

3il 

5.00 

23.00 

18.50 

Clutch  Bands  are  cast  iron,  bored,  turned  and  split.  When 
No.  1  ordering  Shifting  Levers,  state  whether  No.  1  or  No.  2  is 
1054  wanted. 


Style   No.    2 
Fig.    1055 


Jaw  Clutches 
as  Applied  to 
Pulleys,  Etc. 


Pulley    with     Square    Jaw     Clutch  Sprocket   Wheel   with    Spiral   Jaw   Clutch 

Fig.    1056  Fig.    1057 

Jaw  Clutches  may  be  used  with  pulleys,  gears,  sheaves,  sprocket  wheels, 
drums,  etc.  By  casting  one-half  of  the  Jaw  Clutch  Coupling  as  a  part  of  the 
hub  of  the  pulley  or  sprocket  wheel,  they  may  be  thrown  in  and  out  of  gear  by 
engaging  or  disengaging  the  sliding  half  of  the  Jaw  Clutch.  In  addition  to  the 
charge  for  the  sliding  half  of  the  Jaw  Clutch,  and  the  clutch  band  and  shifting 
lever,  prices  given  in  column  "Jaw  Clutch  Hub"  are  added  to  the  cost  of  the 
pulley,  gear,  sprocket  wheel,  etc.,  for  the  Jaw  Clutch  Hub. 

When  ordering,  state  whether  pulley,  sprocket  wheel,  etc.,  or  Jaw  Clutch  is 
to  drive;  also  send  sketch  showing  arrangement  of  Jaw  Clutch  and  direction 
shaft  revolves. 


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Key  to  Prices  and  Dimensions  of  Intermediate  Sizes  of 

Bearings 

FOR    SHAFT   OR    BORE 

{;";  to  lj-inch,  Inclusive Same  as  1ft -inch  3ft  to  3f-inch, 

1  !5g  to  H-inch,  Inclusive Same  as  Ift-inch  3i|  to  4  -inch, 

1ft  to  IJ-inch,  Inclusive Same  as   liJ-inch  4ft  to  4^-inch, 

IjJ  to  2   -inch,  Inclusive Same  as   Iff-inch  4ft  to  5  -inch, 

2ft  to  2i-inch,  Inclusive Same  as  2ft-inch  5ft  to  54-inch, 

2ft  to  24,-inch,  Inclusive Same  as  2TVinch  5ft  to  6  -inch, 

2ft  to  2f-inch,  Inclusive Same  as  2i£-inch  6ft  to  64-inch, 

2}|  to  3   -inch,  Inclusive Same  as  2i|-inch  6ft  to  7  -inch, 

3ft  to  S^-inch,  Inclusive Same  as  3ft-inch  7ft  to  74-inch, 

3ft  to  34,-inch,  Inclusive Same  as  3T75-inch  7ft  to  8  -inch, 

ABOVE  DOES  NOT  APPLY  WHERE  INTERMEDIATE  SIZES  ARE  LISTED 


Rack  and  Pinion  Belt  Tighteners 

FOR   BELTS    RUNNING   IN    ANY    PLANE 

To  be   supported   between   timbers.     Hand  wheel   can 
be  placed  on  either  side. 


Inclusive  Same  as   3f£-inch 

Inclusive  Same  as   3  if  -inch 

Inclusiv 

Same  as   4TVinch 

Inclusiv 

Same  as  4i|-inch 

Inclusiv 

Same  as  5  ft  -inch 

Inclusiv 

Same  as  5if-inch 

Inclusiv 

Same  as  6ft  -inch 

Inclusiv 

Same  as  6  if  -inch 

Inclusiv 

Same  as  7ft-inch 

Inclusiv 

Same  as  7  if  -inch 

Number 

Length  of 
Adjustment, 
Inches 

Pulley 

Price, 
Each 

Diameter, 
Inches 

Face, 
Inches 

00 
0 
1 
2 
3 
4 

18 
20 
24 
42 

48 
60 

12 
18 
24 
28 
36 
42 

9 
12 
14 

20 
28 

38 

$   30.00 
40.00 
56.00 
82.00 
120.00 
250.00 

Fig.    1058 


Iron  Screw  Belt  Clamps 

FOR  TIGHTENING  AND  PUTTING  TOGETHER  LARGE  BELTS 


Fig.   1059 

The  frame  is  made  of  rock  maple,  with  corrugated  jaws,  which  makes  it 
practically  impossible  for  the  belt  to  slip  after  having  been  properly  placed  in 
the  clamp. 

The  rods  are  provided  with  machine  cut  right  and  left  hand  threads  and  extra 
long  nuts. 


Number    ... 

1 

2 

3 

4 

5 

6 

12 

14 

16 

18 

24 

36 

Price  complete                                                                      each 

$14  50 

16  50 

18  50 

20  00 

26.00 

32.00 

378 


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DIMENSIONS   OF  ADJUSTABLE    BALL    AND    SOCKET 

DOUBLE     BRACED    DROR  HANGERS 
WITH    PLAIN    OR    RING     OILING      BEIARINGS 


B 
C 


PLAIN 
BEAR 

OIUING 
ING 

RING   C 
BEAF 

3ILING 
LING 

(••• 

E1 

p- 

LJ 

SIZE 

L 

SIZE 

L 

i    t 

8 

10  * 

8i 

If 

3i 

7 

F 

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4-i: 

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44 

10 

12 

9* 

2 

33- 

v 
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4-i: 

12 

13 

1  1 

2t 

4 

F 

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4-i 

I* 

5i 

111 

5i 

14 

15 

II* 

2f 

4T 

i 

i 

4-i 

16 

16  i- 

13 

2i 

5 

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4-i 

Hi 

6 

18 

18 

15 

2* 

5 

li 

4-f 

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19 

16 

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5 

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4-f 

10 

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1 

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in 

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111 

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12 

144 

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21 

44 

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16 

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21 

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16 

174 

131 

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4-| 

25 

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18 

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20 

194 

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\k 

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£4 

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184: 

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DIMENSIONS  OF  ADJUSTABLE  BALL  AND  SOCKET 

DOUBLE    BRACED   DROR  HANGERS 
WITH  RLAIN  OR  RIINIC5    OILING    BEARINGS 
[CONTINUED] 


PLAIN 
BEAR 

OILING 
IN  G 

RING  c 

BEAF 

DILING 
UNG 

A 

c 

p 

SIZE 

L 

SIZE 

L_ 

/  \ 

10 

I4i 

III 

Zi 

5 

U 

1  i 

4-f 

0     7 

81 

1   l5 

8' 

12 

151 

I3± 

2i 

5 

li 

ii 

4-f 

/C  16 

4 

1     16 

$ 

14 

I6i 

I4i 

21 

51 

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[_£ 

4-| 

16 

I7i 

15 

21 

5| 

li 

IT 

4-i 

9  " 

Q 

9  — 

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18 

193 

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3 

51 

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4-| 

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22 

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12 

161 

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14 

171 

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16 

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151 

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18 

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380 


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DIMENSIONS    OF    DOLLV    BOXES 


SIZE 


G 


Tb" 


1  -S- 


4.-J- 


^  I- 


5 


* 


3* 


3  -f 


DIMENSIONS     OF     COMMON     FLAT    BOXES 


SIZE 

A 

B 

c 

D 

E 

F 

G 

H 

XJ 

1- 

2J 

6* 

i  i- 

4j 

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DIMENSIONS   OF   WICK-OILING     RIGID     PILLOW  BLOCKS 


SIZE 

A 

B 

C 

JD 

E: 

r 

G 

H 

u 

1 

2^ 

61 

1  f 

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2 

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16 

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DIMENSIONS    C 

}F    WICK-OILING 

RIGID 

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\  it   i 
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DIMENSIONS  OF  ADJUSTABLE    BALL  AND   SOCKET  DOUBLE  BRACED 

POST    MANGERS 


SIZE 


RING    OILIN1O 


PLAIN  OILING 


O 


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MENSIONIS    OF  VERTICAL.    BEARINGS 


SIZE 


D 


ft 


3_t 


I       7 
1       16 


7 


5f 

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8 


6t 


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241 


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5  i 


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DIMENSIONS    OF 
COMPRESSION    COUPLINGS 


OF 

KLANCE:   COUPLINGS 


SIZE 

A 

B 

M?  o  r 
BOLTS. 

I    ft 

4 

5-t- 

4- 

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5 

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6 

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SIZE 


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2  ^ 


2% 


8 


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6 


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6 


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3 


4 


MS  or 

BOLTS. 


6 


DIMENSIONS    OF  DIMENSIONS   OF 

SOLID  SAFETY  SET  COLLARS   SPLIT  SAFETY  SET  COLLARS 


k-B- 


-AH— 


SIZE 


2i 


'i 


SIZE 

]i 
ift 


•a 


SIZE 


'1 


'1 


25 


4H 


•I 


SIZE 


ii 

2? 


Ii 

Ii 
zfi 


-A 


SIZE 


'4 


_7 


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24 


Zii 

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44 


'i 


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'I 


SIZE 


4j| 

±i 

5i 


Standard  Detachable  Link  Belting 


Sprocket  Wheels 


Elevator  Buckets 


Elevator  Bolts 


Pages  384  to  394  Inclusive 


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Standard  Detachable  Link  Belting 


Fig.   1060 

All  our  link  belting  is  made  of  the  very  best  refined  malleable  iron.  The 
links  are  drop  hammered  and  accurately  pitched  to  length  and  subjected  to  severe 
stationary  and  operative  tests  and  proved  to  far  higher  speed  than  should  ever 
be  required  in  practical  operation  and  finally  are  tested  to  fully  double  the  working 
strain  given  in  the  list,  to  insure  as  perfect  goods  as  it  is  possible  to  produce. 

LIST  ADOPTED   AUGUST   1st,   1913 


Number 

Plain  Links, 
Per  Foot 

Couplers, 
Per  Pair 

Approximate 
Links  Per 
10  Feet 

Maximum 
Power  in 
Pounds 

25 

$0.13 

$0.13 

133 

75 

32 

.13 

.16 

104 

150 

33 

.13 

.15 

86 

200 

34 

.13 

.15 

86 

225 

35 

.13 

.18 

74 

250 

42 

.15 

.19 

88 

300 

45 

.13 

.18 

74 

350 

51 

.19 

.18 

104 

375 

52 

.18 

.16 

80 

500 

55 

.16 

.16 

74 

450 

57 

.18 

.19 

52 

600 

62 

.22 

.22 

73 

650 

66 

.23 

.22 

60 

700 

67 

.23 

.22 

52 

700 

75 

.24 

.19 

46 

'  750 

77 

.25 

.22 

52 

800 

78 

.34 

.25 

46 

1000 

83 

.35 

.32 

30 

1200 

85 

.44 

.44 

30 

1300 

88 

.43 

.28 

46 

1200 

95 

.53 

.54 

30 

1600 

103 

.67 

.58 

39 

1800 

105 

.54 

20 

1500 

108 

.63 

.79 

25i 

2000 

110 

.74 

.92 

25 

2000 

114 

.85 

.84 

37 

2000 

122 

1.13 

1.58 

20 

2200 

124 

1.03 

1.19 

30 

2200 

146 

1.02 

1.29 

20 

2800 

386 


FAIRBANKS,  MORSE  &  CO. 


Attachments  for  Standard  Detachable  Link  Belting 


Al 


A4 


D4 


A5 


AI2 


DI 


D5 


A3 


Cl 


F2 


F4 


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Attachments  for  Standard  Detachable  Link  Belting 


45 

COUPLING 
LINK 


388 


FAIRBANKS,  MORSE  &  CO. 


Price  List  of  Attachments 

FOR   STANDARD  DETACHABLE  LINK  BELTING 
PRICE— PER  FOOT 


No.    25 

No.    51 

No.   77 

No.   95 

A—  1 
A—  3 
C—  1 

D—  3 
E—  1 
G—  1 
H—  2 

K—  1 
K—  5 
K—  6 

M—  1 
S—  1 

$0.24 
.25 
.32 
.29 
.24 
.31 
.31 
.29 
.26 
.32 
.30 
.30 

A—  1 
C—  1 

D—  5 
K—  1 

$0.28 
.38 
.48 
.36 
.37 
.36 
.31 

A—  1 
D—  5| 
E—  1 
F—  2 
G—  1 
G—  6 
G  —  19 

$0.41 
.60 
.42 
.71 
.53 
.57 
.57 
.52 
.57 
.47 
.60 
.36 
.40 
.43 

F—  2                $1.21 
H—  1                    .95 
H—  2                  1.06 
K—  2                    .93 

K  —  5 
R—  18 

No.   103 

S—  1 

A—  1 

$1.01 
1.04 
1.01 
1.08 
1.13 
1.21 
1.04 
1.23 
1.57 
1.39 
1.25 
1.25 
1.20 
1.05 
1.10 
1.36 
2.00 
1.05 
1.09 
1.06 
1.39 
1.28 
.91 
.90 
1.05 

No.  52 

H  —  1 
H—  2 
K—  1 
M—  3 
R—  1 

A  —  4 
A—  11 
A—  24 
D—  5 
D—  26 
E—  1 
F—  2 

A—  1 
A—  3 
C—  1 

D—  3 
D—  12 

$0.31 
.38 
.37 
.43 
.41 
.37 
.48 
.36 
.39 
.36 

No.  32 

A—  1 
A—  3 

$0.27 
.24 
.36 
.30 
.24 
.28 
.33 
.43 
.26 
.42 
.36 
.46 

E       1 
F       ° 

No.   78 

F—  3 

FQ 

C—  1 
D—  3 
E—  1 

G—  1 
K—  1 
K—  3 
K—  5 
K—  6 
M—  1 
S—  9 

G—  1 
K—  1 
K—  5 

A—  1 
A—  3 
A—  11 
j  )        5 

$0.51 
.65 
.55 
.72 
.52 
.77 
.79 
.65 
.75 
.73 
.73 
.77 
1.26 
.52 
.73 
.77 
.47 
.58 

G—  6 
G—  10 
G—  19 

No.   55 

E—  1 
F—  2 
F—  4 
G—  1 
G—  6 
G—  19 

H  —  1 
H—  2$ 

A—  1 
A—  2 
A—  3 
C—  1 
D—  5 
E—  1 
F—  2 
K—  1 
K—  5 

S—  1 

$0.28 
.36 
.36 
.35 
.39 
.28 
.39 
.31 
.33 
.32 
.28 

H—  3 

H—  7 
K—  1 
K—  2 

K       8 

No.   33 

H  —  1 
H        2 

L—  2 

A—  1 
C—  1 

D—  3 
E—  1 
K       1 

$0.19 
.29 
.43 
.20 
.28 
.43 
.28 
.39 
.32 
.28 

H—  6 
K—  1 
K—  3 

Mo 

M  —  3 
R—  1 
R—  H 
RR 

No.  105 

No.  57 

S—  2 

F       1 

$0.76 
1.07 
1.26 

K       6 

A—  1 
A—  3 

$0.33 
.37 
.41 
.30 
.48 
.46 
.49 
.39 
.46 
.36 

No.   83 

K—  2 
M       3 

M  —  1 

S—  1 

D—  5 
E—  1 
F—  2 
H—  1 
H—  2 
K—  1 

D  —  5 
E—  1 

$U.Y4 

.63 
.63 
1.02 

.82 
.83 
.92 
.84 

No.   108 

No.    34 

E  —  2 
F       2 

FF 

$1.24 
1.30 
1.13 
.92 

A—  1 
C—  1 
E       1 

$0.24 
.37 
.27 
.32 
35 

G—  1 
M—  3 
M       4 

F—  2 
K—  2 
R—  2 

K       1 

No 

M  —  3 
S       2 

M—  11 

No.  110 

A—  1 
A—  2 

r—  i 

E—  1 

K—  1 
K—  5 
S—  1 

$0.26 
.36 
.36 
.28 
.36 
.33 
.30 

No.  62 

No.  5 

E—  1 
E—  2 
FF^ 
F—  1 
F—  2 
F—  5 
G—  6 
H—  1 
K       ° 

35 
$0.76 
.80 
.98 
1.08 
1.02 
1.02 
.79 
.80 
.80 
.88 
.81 
.71 

F—  2 
K       2 

$1.40 
1.24 

A—  1 
A—  3 
C—  1 
D—  5 
K—  1 
K—  5 

$0.36 
.38 
.43 
.50 
.39    . 
.37 

No.  114 

A—  2i 
A—  11 
A—  24 
DD 

F—  8 
K       1 

$1.22 
1.17 
1.21 
1.71 
1.47 
1.34 
1.38 

No.  42 

No.  66 

A—  1 

$0.26 
.39 
.35 
.24 
.32 
.45 
.29 
.45 
.30 

C—  1 

$0.4* 
.64 

K—  4 

K—  7 
S—  2 

M—  3 

A  —  3 

D  —  5 

No.    122 

C  —  1 
E—  1 
K       1 

No.   67 

A—  1 

A—  7 
A—  11 
D—  5 
D—  26 

F—  2 
G—  1 
H—  1 

K—  1 
K—  3 

S—  2 

$0.36 
.41 
.38 
.48 
.50 
.55 
.53 
.55 
.55 
.44 
.59 
.39 

No.  88 

F       2 
K—  2 

$1.74 
1.83 

K  —  3 
K—  5 

A  —  3 

A—  7 
A     11 

$0.77 
.70 
.66 
.71 
.88 
.79 
.98 
.96 
.81 
.80 
.84 
.86 
.68 
.83 
.95 
.57 
.57 
.60 
.69 
.65 

No.   124 

S—  1 

E—  1 

A—  4 

A           I  1 

$1.54 
.60 
.91 

.70 
.03 
.62 

.74 
.72 
.75 
.34 

No.  45 

F  —  2 

F—  4 

D—  5 
F—  2 
F—  8 
G—  1 
G—  6 
K—  1 
M       3 

A—  1 
A—  3 
C—  1 
D—  3 
D—  5 

$0.22 
.31 
.30 
'     .38 
.36 
.24 
.30 
.26 
.39 
.29 
.38 
.28 
.28 
.26 

F—  8 
F—  12 
G—  6 
G—  8 
H—  1 

F—  2 

No.   75 

K       1 

R—  1 

G—  1 
H—  2 

E—  1 
F—  2 
H—  1 
H—  2 
K—  1 
R—  1 
R—  8 

$0.40 
.58 
.50 
.50 
.43 
.32 
.38 

K—  8 
M—  3 

No.   146 

K       1 
K—  3 
K—  5 
M—  1 

S—  1 

R—  1 
R—  2 
R—  8 

S—  2 

S—  2* 

E—  2 
F—  2 
F—  5 
K—  2 
K—  4 

$1.51 
1.64 
1.61 
1.94 
1.61 

Where   attachments   are   inserted   at   intervals   add    10   per    cent,    to    the   total   cost   of   plain   links 
and  attachment  links  used.     This  charge  is  made  to  cover  labor  involved  inserting  attachments. 

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Sprocket  Wheels 

BORED  AND   KEY-SEATED   OR   SET-SCREWED 
FOR  STANDARD   DETACHABLE  LINK  BELTING 


Fig.    1061 


Pitch 
Diameter, 
Inches 

Number 
of 
Teeth 

Price  Each 

Pitch 
Diameter, 
Inches 

Number 
of 
Teeth 

Price  Each 

Pitch 
Diameter, 
Inches 

Number 
of 
Teeth 

Price  Each 

Solid 

Spli 

Solid 

Split 

Solid 

Split 

Bore 

No.   25 
1T75   Inches  and  Less 

No.    32 
Continued 

No.   34 
Continued 

1.52 
1.80 
2.07 
2.35 
2.61 
2.90 
3.12 
3.49 
3.76 
4.08 
4.35 
4.60 
4.90 
5.22 
5.48 
5.74 
6.09 
6.36 
6.86 
7.21 
7.52 
7.80 
8.12 
8.40 
8.65 
9.24 
9.77 
10.12 
10.38 
10.92 
12.07 
12.64 
13.81 
14.97 
16.09 
17.25 
18.45 
22.04 
24.13 

5 
6 
7 
8 
9 
10 
11 
12 
13 
14 
15 
16 
17 
18 
19 
20 
21 
22 
24 
25 
26 
27 
28 
29 
30 
32 
34 
35 
36 
38 
42 
44 
48 
52 
56 
60 
64 
77 
84 

$1.10 
1.15 
1.15 
1.20 
1.20 
1.25 
1.30 
1.35 
1.40 
1.45 
1.50 
1.50 
1.55 
1.55 
1.60 
1.65 
1.70 
1.70 
1.75 
1.80 
1.80 
1.80 
1.85 
1.85 
1.90 
1.95 
2.05 
2.10 
2.15 
2.20 
2.40 
2.55 
2.60 
2.80 
3.00 
3.25 
3.50 
4.50 
5.00 

$2.35 
2.35 
2.40 
2.45 
2.50 
2.55 
2.60 
2.65 
2.70 
2.75 
2.75 
2.80 
2.85 
2.90 
2.90 
2.95 
3.00 
3.05 
3.05 
3.10 
3.10 
3.15 
3.20 
3.30 
3.35 
3.45 
3.50 
3.75 
3.90 
4.00 
4.25 
4.50 
4.75 
5.05 
6.25 
6.80 

5.15 
5.52 
5.89 
6.21 
6.65 
6.95 
7.33 
7.76 
8.10 
8.48 
8.87 
9.20 
9.50 
9.88 
10.83 
11.01 
11.71 
12.15 
12.43 
13.17 
13.98 
14.60 
16.18 
16.48 
17.45 
20.13 
23.82 

14 
15 
16 
17 
18 
19 
20 
21 
22 
23 
24 
25 
26 
27 
28 
30 
32 
33 
35 
36 
38 
40 
44 
45 
48 
55 
65 

$1.70 
1.80 
1.85 
1.90 
1.95 
2.00 
2.05 
2.10 
2.15 
2.20 
2.25 
2.30 
2.35 
2.40 
2.45 
2.55 
2.70 
2.80 
2.90 
2.90 
3.00 
3.10 
3.35 
3.40 
3.60 
3.90 
4.40 

$2.95 
3.05 
3.15 
3.20 
3.25 
3.30 
3.35 
3.50 
3.55 
3.60 
3.65 
3.70 
3.80 
3.85 
3.90 
4.00 
4.20 
4.30 
4.40 
4.45 
4.55 
4.65 
5.00 
5.05 
5.30 
5.70 
6.40 

10.76 
11.04 
12.15 
12.47 
13.44 
14.25 
15.15 
15.60 
16.03 
16.88 
18.17 
18.69 
23.98 
27.88 

24 
25 
27 
28 
30 
32 
34 
35 
36 
38 
41 
42 
54 
63 

$2.50 
2.60 
2.70 
2.80 
2.90 
3.00 
3.20 
3.25 
3.30 
3.40 
3.65 
3.70 
4.90 
5.85 

$4.00 
4.10 
4.25 
4.35 
4.45 
4.65 
4.85 
4.90 
5.05 
5.15 
5.50 
5.55 
6.95 
8.20 

No.  35 
See    No.    45 

No.    42 
Bore   1H    Inches  and  Less 

2.37 
2.72 
3.18 
3.53 
3.99 
4.43 
4.83 
5.26 
5.71 
6.16 
6.59 
7.01 
7.46 
7.87 
8.34 
8.75 
9.25 
9.61 
10.50 
11.78 
12.24 
13.94 
15.64 
16.52 
17.05 
17.47 
17.83 
20.08 
23.92 

5 
6 
7 
8 
9 
10 
11 
12 
13 
14 
15 
16 
17 
18 
19    ' 
20 
21 
22 
24 
27 
28 
32 
36 
38 
39 
40 
41 
46 
55 

$1.50 
1.60 
.70 
.80 
.90 
.95 
.95 
2.00 
2.05 
2.10 
2.15 
2.20 
2.25 
2.30 
2.35 
2.40 
2.45 
2.50 
2.60 
2.80 
2.90 
3.20 
3.60 
3.80 
3.90 
3.95. 
4.00 
4.50 
5.50 

$3.10 
3.20 
3.25 
3.30 
3.35 
3.40 
3.45 
3.50 
3.60 
3.65 
3.70 
3.75 
3.80 
3.95 
4.00 
4.10 
4.35 
4.45 
4.85 
5.35 
5.55 
5.65 
5.70 
5.85 
6.45 
7.55 

No.  33- 

See  isTo.   34 

No.    34 
Bore   1TV   Inches   and   Less 

2.77 
3.26 
3.68 
4.09 
4.57 
4.97 
5.42 
5.82 
6.28 
6.76 
7.18 
8.00 
8.46 
8.96 
9.40 
9.82 
10.27 

6 
7 
8 
9 
10 
11 
12 
13 
14 
15 
16 
18 
19 
20 
21 
22 
23 

$1.30 
1.35 
1.40 
.45 
1.50 
.60 
.70 
.75 
.80 
.90 
2.00 
2.10 
2.20 
2.30 
2.35 
2.40 
2.45 

$2.70 
2.75 
2.80 
2.95 
3.05 
3.10 
3.15 
3.25 
3.40 
3.50 
3.60 
3.70 
3.85 
3.90 
3.95 

Bore  l! 

No.   32 
\   Inches  and  Less 

1.98 
2.31 
2.63 
3.01 
3.38 
3.75 
4.11 
4t38 
4.77 

5 

6 
7 
8 
9 
10 
11 
12 
13 

$1.15 
1.20 
1.25 
1.30 
1.35 
1.40 
1.45 
1.55 
1.65 

$2.50 
2.55 
2.60 
2.70 
2.80 
2.90 

Note. — These   prices   cover   wheels  with   bores   as   specified    above.      For   wheels   having  hubs   and   bores 
larger  than  standard  or  otherwise  special,  additional  charge  will  be  made  as  shown  on  Page  392. 


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FOR   STANDARD   DETACHABLE  LINK  BELTING 


Pitch 

Number 

Price  Each 

Pitch 

Number 

Price  Each 

Pitch 

Number 

Price  Each 

rtf 

nf 

of 

Diet  meter, 
Inches 

OI 

Teeth 

Solid 

Split 

Diameter, 
Inches 

OI 

Teeth 

Solid 

Split 

Dicirneter, 
Inches 

Teeth 

Solid 

Split 

No.    45 

No.   51 

No.    57 

Bore   1}£    Inches   and   Less 

Continued 

See  No.   67 

2.75 

5 

$1.50 

8.10 

22 

$2.25 

$3.65 

No.    62 

3.15 

6 

1.60 

.... 

8.54 

23 

2.30 

3.70 

Bore  2TV    Inches   and   Less 

3.78 

7 

1.70 

.... 

8.91 

24 

2.35 

3.75 

4.28 

8 

1.80 

$3.20 

9.20 

25 

2.40 

3.80 

4.80 

9 

1.90 

3.30 

9.65 

26 

2.45 

3.90 

3.30 

6 

$1.75 

5.28 

10 

2.00 

3.40 

9.98 

27 

2.50 

3.95 

3.77 

7 

1.85 

.... 

5.76 

11 

2.10 

3.60 

10.34 

28 

2.55 

4.00 

4.30 

8 

1.95 

$3.45 

6.24 

12 

2.20 

3.70 

10.76 

29 

2.60 

4.05 

4.81 

9 

2.05 

3.55 

6.77 

13 

2.30 

3.80 

11.05 

30 

2.70 

4.15 

5.37 

10 

2.15 

3.65 

7.30 

14 

2.40 

3.90 

11.87 

32 

2.85 

4.35 

5.92 

11 

2.25 

3.85 

7.80 

15 

2.50 

4.00 

12.22 

33 

2.90 

4.40 

6.41 

12 

2.40 

4.00 

8.32 

16 

2.60 

4.20 

12.58 

34 

2.95 

4.45 

6.93 

13 

2.55 

4.15 

8.84 

17 

2.70 

4.30 

13.00 

35 

3.00 

4.50 

7.46 

14 

2.70 

4.30 

9.37 

18 

2.80 

4.40 

13.37 

36 

3.05 

4.60 

7.95 

15 

2.85 

4.45 

9.85 

19 

2.90 

4.50 

14.35 

39 

3.20 

4.75 

8.49             16 

3.00 

4.75 

10.37 

20 

3.00 

4.60 

16.56 

45 

3.70 

5.35 

8.99             17 

3.10 

4.85 

10.92 

21 

3.10 

4.85 

18.40              50 

4.10 

5.85 

9.52 

18                3.20 

4.95 

11.47 

22 

3.20 

4.95 

20.32             55 

4.60 

6.50 

10.05 

19                3.35 

5.10 

11.93 

23 

3.30 

5.05 

10.60 

20 

3.50 

5.25 

12.44 

24 

3.40 

5.15 

11.01 

21 

3.60 

5.50 

12.95 

25 

3.50 

5.25 

No.    52 

11.58 

22 

3.80 

5.70 

13.46 

26 

nry 

3.60 

5.50 

Bore  1^1    Inches   and   Less 

12.05 

23 

4.00 

4-1  C 

5.90 

A  (\t\ 

14is4 
15.03 

&  t 

28 
29 

siso 

3.90 

5.60 
5.70 
5.80 

2.99 

6 

$1.50 

.... 

12.65 
13.60 
14.68 

24 
26 

28 

.  lo 
4.45 
4.70 

O.UO 

6.55 
6.80 

15.50 
16.05 
16.48 
18.11 
18.68 
19.70 
20.21 
20.68 
21.75 
22.83 
23.27 
23.75 
24.79 
26.11 
27.95 
30.08 
35.74 
40.38 
42.48 

30 
31 
32 
35 
36 
38 
39 
40 
42 
44 
45 
46 
48 
50 
54 
58 
69 
78 
82 

4.00 
4.10 
4.20 
4.60 
4.70 
4.95 
5.10 
5.20 
5.40 
5.80 
6.00 
6.20 
6.50 
6.80 
7.50 
8.30 
11.00 
13.70 
15.00 

5.90 
6.10 
6.20 
6.60 
6.85 
7.10 
7.25 
7.35 
7.75 
8.15 
8.35 
8.80 
9.10 
9.40 
10.35 
11.40 
14.60 
17.85 
19.35 

3.48 
3.94 
4.40 
4.89 
5.35 
5.80 
6.31 
6.72 
7.22 
7.77 
8.20 
8.68 
9.13 
9.62 
10.07 
10.61 
11.07 
11.54 
11.96 
12.45 

7 
8 
9 
10 
11 
12 
13 
14 
15 
16 
17 
18 
19 
20 
21 
22 
23 
24 
25 
26 

1.60 
1.70 
1.80 
1.90 
2.00 
2.10 
2.20 
2.30 
2.40 
2.50 
2.60 
2.70 
2.75  . 
2.80 
2.90 
3.00 
3.10 
3.15 
3.20 
3.30 

$V.io 

3.20 
3.30 
3.50 
3.60 
3.70 
3.80 
3.90 
4.10 
4.20 
4.30 
4.35 
4.40 
4.60 
4.70 
4.80 
4.85 
4.90 
5.10 

15.77 
16.81 
17.85 
18.96 
19.95 
22.61 
23.58 
25.22 
25.68 
26.23 
27.32 
30.40 
35.71 

30 
32 
34 
36 
38 
43 
45 
48 
49 
50 
52 
58 
68  - 

5.10 
5.35 
5.60 
5.90 
6.20 
7.00 
7.40 
8.10 
8.30 
8.50 
8.90 
10.20 
12.20 

7.20 
7.60 
7.85 
8.35 
8.65 
9.65 
10.05 
11.05 
11.25 
11.45 
12.15 
13.75 
16.35 

No.    65 
Bore   2T7s   Inches   and  Less 

12.91 

27 

3.40 

5.20 

13.'47 

28 

3^45 

5^25 

5.59 

8 

$2.40         $3.85 

No.    51 

14.35 

30 

3.60 

5.40 

6.30 

9 

2.60           4.05 

Bore  l}f    Inches   and   Less 

15.33 

32 

3.80 

5.70 

i                   ,                  i 

16.30 
17.22 
17.77 

34 
36 
37 

4.00 
4.15 
4.20 

5.90 
6.15 
6.20 

No.   66 

1.98               5         '     $1.40 
2.67               7ji  Kn 

3.03 
3.47 
3.73 
4.12 
4.52 
4.88 
5.25 
5.57 
5.92 
6.30 
6.71 

8 
9 
10 
11 
12 
13 
14 
15 
16 
17 
18 

*.»vv 

1.55 
1.60 
1.65 
1.70 
1.75 
1.80 
1.85 
1.90 
1.95 
2.00 
2.05 

$2.75 
2.80 
2.85 
2.95 
3.00 
3.05 
3.10 
3.15 
3.25 
3.30 
3.35 

18.19 
18.66 
19.17 
20.09 
22.02 
23.46 
24.47 
26.37 
27.80 
28.65 
30.70 

38 
39 
40 
42 
46 
49 
51 
55 
58 
60 
64 

4.30 
4.45 
4.60 
4.80 
5.20 
5.60 
5.80 
6.40 
6.75 
7.00 
8.00 

6.30 
6.45 
6.60 
6.90 
7.45 
7.85 
8.25 
8.85 
9.35 
9.60 
10.80 

Bore  2ik    Inches  and   Less 

4.64                7          ;     $1.80           
5.25                8                1.90         $3.35 
5.92                9                2.00           3.45 
6.57             10                2.10           3.55 
7.20             11                2.20     :       3.75 
7.81             12                2.30           3.85 
8.44             13                2.50           4.05 
10.40             16                2.80           4.45 

7.08 
7.42 

19 
20 

2.10 
2.15 

3.40 
3.45 

No.    55 

11.57             18                3.00     •       4.65 
12.20              19                3.20            4.85 

7.83 

21 

2.20 

3.60 

See  No.   45 

16.10             25                4.00           5.80 

Note. — These  prices   cover   wheels  with   bores   as   specified    above.      For   wheels   having  hubs   and    bores 
larger  than  standard  or  otherwise  special,  additional  charge  will  be  made  as  shown  on  Page  392. 


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Pitch 

Number 

Price  Each 

Pitch 

Number 

Price  Each 

Pitch 

Number 

Price  Each 

Diameter 

of 

T-v-                      i 

of 

of 

Inches 

Teeth 

Solid 

Split 

Inches 

Teeth 

Solid 

Split 

Inches 

OI 

Teeth 

Solid 

Split 

No.   67 

No.  78 

No.  85 

Bore   2T7ff   Inches   and  Less 

Continued 

Continued 

1 

3.89 

5 

$1.80 

8.48             10 

$3.45         $5.15 

10.40 

8 

$5.00 

$7.35 

4.57 

6 

1.90 

9.27             11 

3.70           5.70 

11.60 

9 

5.50 

7.85 

5.27 

7 

2.20 

'.  '.  '.  '. 

10.17             12 

3.95     '       5.95 

12.87 

10 

6.05 

8.40 

6.03                8                2.40 

$¥.95 

10.94             13 

4.20     !       6.20 

14.09 

11 

6.50 

9.55 

6.68                9                2.60 

4.15 

11.75             14 

4.50     }       6.50 

15.28 

12                6.95 

10.00 

7.40             10                2.80           4.35 

12.62              15 

4.80           6.80 

16.65 

13               7.40 

10.45 

8.18 

11 

2.90           4.60 

13.38             16 

5.20           7.65 

17.83 

14               7.85 

10.90 

8.95 

12 

3.10 

4.80 

14.1-1             17 

5.60 

8.05 

19.07 

15                8.35 

11.40 

9.54 

13                3.25 

4.95 

15.14             18 

5.80 

8.25 

20.22 

16 

8.80 

12.70 

10.30             14                3.40 

5.10 

15.78             19 

6.20 

8.65 

22.72 

18 

10.25 

14.15 

11.08             15                3.55 

5.25 

16.62             20 

6.60 

9.05 

24.16 

19 

11.00 

14.90 

11.85 

16                3.70 

5.65 

17.47             21 

6.90 

9.80 

25.50 

21 

12.70 

17.50 

12.48 

17 

3.85 

5.80 

18.30             22 

7.30 

10.20 

27.83 

22 

13.60 

18.40 

13.22 

18 

4.00 

5.95 

19.17 

23 

7.65 

10.55 

30.40 

24 

15.40 

20.20 

14.04 

19 

4.20           6.15 

20.02 

24 

8.00 

10.90 

32.90 

26 

17.15 

22.85 

14.74 

20 

4.40 

6.35 

20.79 

25 

8.30 

11.20 

34.34 

27 

18.25 

23.95 

15.44 

21 

4.60 

6.80 

21.81 

26 

8.60 

12.00 

35.45 

28 

20.40 

26.10 

16.20 

22 

4.80 

7.00 

22.50 

27 

8.90 

12.30 

40.57 

32         ;     24.40 

31.00 

16.94 

23 

5.00 

7.20 

23.42 

28 

9.20 

12.60 

59.61 

47             45.00 

54.35 

17.60 

24 

5.20 

7.40 

24.17 

29 

9.50 

12.90 

[ 

18.38 

25 

5.40 

7.60 

24.88 

30 

9.80 

13.20 

19.13 

26 

5.60 

8.05 

25.80 

31 

9.90 

13.80 

No.   88 

19.90 

20.58 

27 
28 

5.85 
6.10 

8.30 
8.55 

26.50 
27.40 

32 
33 

10.10 
10.70 

14.00 
14.60 

See  No.   78 

21.32 
22.06 

29 
30 

6.25 
6.50 

8.70 
8.95 

28.23 
29.10 

34 
35 

11.10 
11.50 

15.00 
15.40 

23.57 

32 

7.00 

9.75 

30.00 

36 

11.90 

16.30 

JNo.   yo 

24.25 

33 

7.25 

10.00 

30.83 

37 

12.40 

16.80 

See  No.   85 

24.94 

34 

7.50 

10.25 

31.63 

38 

12.90 

17.30 

25.74 

35 

7.75 

10.50 

32.42 

39 

13.40 

17.80 

26.45 

36 

8.00 

11.10 

33.26 

40 

13.90 

18.30 

No.  103 

27.93 
28.68 

38 
39 

8.60 
8.90 

11.70 
12.00 

34.93 
35!77 
QA  An 

42 
43 

A  A 

14.90 
15.40 

19.85 
20.35 

Bore  3&   Inches  and   Less 

3o!l6 
30.95 

41 

42 

9^50 
9.80 

12.30 
13.00 
13.30 

oo.oU 
38.24 
39.90 

44 

46 

48 

15.90 
17.10 
18.30 

20.85 
22.60 
23.80 

5.21 

5 

$3.20 

$5.10 

C     KA 

31.59 
32.33 
35.35 
35.91 
38.09 
39.67 
41.05 
44.00 
46.88 
54.34 

43 
44 
48 
49 
52 
54 
56 
60 
64 
74 

10.10 
10.40 
11.80 
12.20 
13.20 
13.90 
14.60 
16.50 
18.50 
21.10 

13.60 
13.90 
15.70 
16.10 
17.50 
18.20 
19.35 
21.25 
23.65 
27.10 

40.77 
41.65 
43.12 
48.24 
49.73 
54.01 
64.07 

49 
50 
52 

58 
60 
65 

77 

19.00 
19.70 
20.50 
24.80 
26.00 
28.00 
32.80 

24.50 
25.20 
26.55 
31.40 
32.60 
35.15 
41.60 

6.11 
7.03 
7.92 
8.93 
9.97 
10.82 
11.84 
12.86 
13.83 
14.82 
15.71 
16.61 

7 
8 
9 
10 
11 
12 
13 
14 
15 
16 
17 

4!oo 

4.40 
4.80 
5.25 
5.65 
6.05 
6.45 
6.85 
7.25 
7.65 
8.05 

o.ou 
5.90 
6.60 
7.00 
7.45 
8.35 
8.75 
9.15 
9.55 
9.95 
10.95 
11.35 

No.    83 
Bore  2  if    Inches   and   Less 

17  57 

18 

8.45 

11.75 

No.   75 
See  No.   78 

10.44 
11.60 

J3   16 

u  18 

$4.00 
4  80 

$7.50 
8.30 

18.68 

19.71 

19 
20 

8.90 
9.40 

12.20 
12.70 

14.15 
16.64 
20.43 
24.25 
28.06 
30.60 
34.38 
40.77 

&  22 
«,  26 

3  32 
o  38 

?48 
<  54 
64 

5.85 
6.90 
8.30 
10.20 
12.50 
14.20 
16.50 
21.50 

lo!l5 
12.00 
14.20 
17.00 

21.54 
22.52 
23.42 
24.50 
25.35 
26.44 
27.35 
28.40 
29.14 

22 
23 

24 
25 
26 
27 
28 
29 
30 

9.1 

10.35 
10.80 
11.20 
11.75 
12.25 
12.75 
13.30 
13.85 
14.40 

14.35 
14.80 
15.20 
15.75 
16.95 
17.45 
18.00 
18.55 
19.10 
20.60 

No.   77 
See  No.   67 

No.   78 
Bore  2  if   Inches  and   Less 

No.    85 

31.45 

ol 

32 

le.'oo 

21^40 

4.29 
5.18 

5 
6 

$2.40 
2.60 

Bore  2  if    Inches   and   Less 

32.18 
33.20 

33 

34 

16.80 
17.60 

22.20 
23.00 

5.91 

7 

2.80 

.... 

34.17 

35 

18.40 

23.80 

6.84 

8 

3.00 

$4.70 

7.96 

6 

$4.00 

$6.05 

35.11 

36 

19.25 

25.35 

7.67 

9 

3.20 

4.90 

9.13 

7 

4.50 

6.55 

36.23 

37 

20.25 

26.35 

Note. — These  prices  cover   wheels   with   bores   as   specified   above.      For   wheels   having   hubs   and   bores 
larger  than  standard  or  otherwise  special,  additional  charge  will  be  made  as  shown  on  Page  392. 


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FOR   STANDARD    DETACHABLE   LINK  BELTING 


Pitch 
Diameter, 
Inches 

Number 
of 
Teeth 

Price  Each 

Pitch 
Diameter, 
Inches 

Number 
of 
Teeth 

Price  Each 

Pitch 
Diameter, 
Inches 

Number 
of 
Teeth 

Price  Each 

Solid 

Split 

Solid 

Split 

Solid 

Split 

No.   103 
Continued 

No.   110 

See  No.  108 

No.    122 
Continued 

37.10 
38.98 
40.20 
40.93 
44.89 
46.97 
47.90 
53.73 
59.42 
64.55 
66.52 
79.06 

38 
40 
41 
42 
46 
48 
49 
55 
61 
66 
68 
81 

$21.20 
23.10 
23.95 
24.80 
28.20 
29.90 
30.75 
35.85 
40.95 
45.50 
60.00 
71.05 

$27.30 
29.20 
30.70 
31.55 
35.65 
37.35 
38.20 
43.95 
50.35 
55.55 
70.05 
82.45 

No.   114 
Bore   3T7g-    Inches   and    Less 

37.02              19 
40.68             21 
42.83             22 

$30.00 
34.00 
36.00 

$37.25 
42.80 
44.80 

5.53 
7.52 
8.57 
9.52 
10.52 
11.54 
12.62 
13.58 
14.66 
15.61 
16.71 
17.72 
18.80 
19.76 
20.75 
21.78 
23.97 
25.03 
26.93 
31.27 
33.17 
35.27 
36.42 
37.34 
38.61 
39.55 
43.66 
48.84 
50.82 
59.25 

5 
7 
8 
9 
10 
11 
12 
13 
14 
15 
16 
17 
18 
19 
20 
21 
23 
24 
26 
30 
32 
34 
35 
36 
37 
38 
42 
47 
49 
57 

$3.00 
4.15 
4.50 
4.85 
5.20 
5.65 
6.10 
6.55 
7.00 
7.50 
8.00 
8.60 
9.20 
9.80 
10.40 
11.10 
12.45 
13.10 
14.60 
17.50 
19.30 
21.10 
22.00 
23.00 
24.00 
25.00 
29.10 
34.90 
37.20 
44.75 

$4.65 
5.80 
6.55 
6.90 
7.25 
8.35 
8.80 
9.25 
9.70 
10.20 
11.50 
12.10 
12.70 
13.30 
13.90 
15.40 
16.75 
17.40 
19.75 
22.65 
25.35 
27.15 
28.05 
29.95 
30.95 
31.95 
37.00 

No.   124 
Bore    3  }|    Inches   and    Less 

8.07 
10.67      • 
11.88 
13.15 
14.43 
15.84 
17.08 
18.31 
19.57 
20.81 
22.17 
23.40 
24.64 
26.05 
28.56 
29.97 
31.18 
32.31 
36.27 
39.93 
41.29 
43.91 
46.60 
49.10 
54.34 
59.64 
62.15 

6 
8 
9 
10 
11 
12 
13 
14 
15 
16 
17 
18 
19 
20 
22 
23 
24 
25 
28 
30 
32 
34 
36 
38 
42 
46 
48' 

$5.50 
6.20 
6.90 
7.70 
8.50 
9.40 
10.20 
11.00 
12.00 
13.00 
14.20 
15.20 
16.20 
17.30 
19.50 
20.60 
21.70 
22.80 
26.10 
28.50 
30.80 
33.00 
35.30 
38.00 
43.50 
48.80 
52.00 

$7.60 
8.90 
9.60 
10.40 
12.00 
12.90 
13.70 
14.50 
15.50 
17.40 
18.60 
19.60 
20.60 
21.70 
24.90 
26.00 
27.10 
28.20 
32.50 
34.90 
38.20 
40.40 
43.70 
46.40 
52.95 
59.25 
62.45 

No.   105 
Bore   3TV    Inches   and   Less 

12.15 

15.88 
19.65 
23.45 
25.34 
27.34 
31.16 
36.95 
48.22 

6 
8 
10 
12 
13 
14 
16 
19 
25 

$6.00 
7.25 
10.60 
11.50 
13.00 
15.00 
18.20 
24.00 
36.00 

$7.90 
9.45 
12.80 
14.20 
15.70 
17.70 
21.50 
27.30 
40.00 

No.   108 
Bore   3T7B-   Inches   and   Less 

9.41 
10.90 
12.32 
13.86 
15.31 
16.70 
18.26 
19.63 
21.18 
24.16 
27.05 
30.06 
36.21 
48.26 

6 
7 
8 
9 
10 
11 
12 
13 
14 
16 
18 
20 
24 
32 

$5.20 
5.70 
6.20 
7.25 
8.10 
9.00 
9.90 
10.90 
11.80 
14.00 
16.25 
18.50 
24.00 
37.00 

$7.40 
7.90 
9.20 
10.25 
11.10 
12.85 
13.75 
14.75 
15.65 
19.10 
21.35 
23.60 
30.40 
46.00 

No.    122 
Bore   3  if   Inches  and    Less 

No.   146 
Bore    3  if    Inches   and    Less 

11.99 
15.92 
17.80 
19.64 
21.63 
23.48 
25.37 
29.14 
31.05 

6 
8 
9 
10 
11 
12 
13 
15 
16 

$7.65 
9.75 
10.80 
12.80 
14.60 
16.50 
18.25 
21.80 
23.60 

$11.15 
14.25 
15.30 
17.30 
20.30 
22.20 
23.95 
27.50 
30.85 

16.06 
18.05 
19.93 
24.04 
29.82 
35.68 
71.20 

8 
9 
10 
12 
15 
18 
36 

$12.00 
12.65 
13.70 
15.70 
18.50 
24.00 
45.00 

$16.20 
16.85 
17.90 
20.70 
23.50 
30.00 

Note. — These   prices   cover   wheels   with   bores   as    specified    above.      For   wheels    having    hubs    and    bores 
larger  than  standard  or  otherwise  special,  additional  charge  will  be  made  as  shown   in  table  below. 

BORES   OF   SPROCKET  WHEELS 


When 
Listed 
Bore  is 

Add    to    the    List    Price    for    Larger    Bore    as    Below 

lif-In. 

2TVIn. 

2i|-In. 

3TVIn. 

3if-In. 

4TVIn. 

4if-In. 

5TVIn. 

5if-In. 

6iVIn. 

eijj-in. 

JA-Inch 
1« 

If 

4  if 

$0.25 
.25 

$0.62 
.50 
.37 

$1.12 
1.00 
.90 
.50 

$1.75 
1.62 
1.55 
1.40 
.75 

$2.50 
2.37 
2.30 
2.40 
1.95 
1.05 

$3.12 
3.40 
3.30 
2.70 
1.35 

. 
$4.50 
4.80 
4.40 
3.50 
1.50 

j 

$6.30 
6.30 
5.70 
3.80 
1.80 

$8.50 
8.20 
6.30 
4.70 

$10.80 
9.00 
7.80 

$14.60 
11.00 
11.20 

All  published  wheel  prices  are  based   on  hub  length   not  exceeding  twice   the   diameter   of   bore.      When 
hubs  are  proportionately  longer,  or  when  bores  are  larger  than  specified  above,  additional  charges  will  be  made. 

FAIRBANKS,  MORSE  &  CO. 


393 


Fig.   1062 


Salem  Steel  Elevator  Buckets 

These  buckets  are  light,  strong,  and  made  en- 
tirely of  steel,  and  are  well  adapted  for  handling 
smooth,  finely  divided  loose  material,  such  as  grain, 
etc. 


Size  of  Bucket 

Capacity 
in  Bushels 
Per  Hour, 
200  Feet 
Per  Minute, 
12  Inches 
Apart 

Suitable  for  Ordinary 
Mill  and  Elevator  Work 

Suitable  for  Ear  Corn  and 
Similar  Heavy  Substances 

Length, 
Inches 

Projection, 
Inches 

Gauge 
Number 

Price, 

Each 

Gauge 
Number 

Price, 
Each 

2 

2             21 

25 

$0.10 

18 

$0.15 

M 

2i 

40 

24 

.10 

18 

.20 

3 

2* 

59 

24 

.10 

18 

.20 

3*           2i 

69 

24 

.10 

18 

.23 

3            3 

87 

23 

.10 

16 

.29 

34           3 

102 

23 

.10 

16 

.31 

4            3 

116           23 

.15 

16 

.35 

4* 

3 

131 

23           .15 

16 

.39 

4 

3* 

159 

22 

.15 

16 

.38 

4* 

81 

179 

22 

.15 

16 

.40 

5 

Si 

199 

22 

.19 

16 

.44 

5 

4 

229 

22 

.19 

16 

.48 

5£ 

4 

251 

21 

.22 

16 

.49 

6 

4 

274 

21 

.22 

16 

.50 

7 

4* 

500 

20 

.30 

16 

.56 

8 

5 

670 

19 

.38 

16 

.63 

9 

5 

754 

19 

.40 

16 

.75 

10 

5J 

973 

19 

.48 

16 

.86 

10 

6 

1220 

18 

.55 

16 

.91 

11 

6 

1342 

18 

.63 

16 

.98 

12 

6 

1464 

18 

.70 

16 

1.03 

14 

6 

1708 

18 

.80 

16 

1.05 

16 

6 

1952 

18 

.90 

16 

1.10 

18 

6 

2196 

18 

1.00 

16 

1.15 

20 

6 

2440 

18 

1.10 

16 

1.20 

10 

7 

1590 

18 

.75 

16 

1.16 

11 

7 

1749 

18 

.85 

16 

1.23 

12 

7 

1908 

18 

.90 

16 

1.28 

14 

7 

2226 

18 

.95 

16 

1.30 

16 

7 

2544 

18 

1.33 

16 

1.35 

18            7 

2862 

18 

1.38 

16 

1.40 

20            7 

3180 

18 

1.40 

16 

1.45 

16            8 

3184 

18 

1.40 

16 

1.60 

18 

8 

3582 

18 

1.50 

16 

1.65 

20 

8 

3980 

18 

1.60 

16 

1.70 

22 

8 

4378 

18 

1.70 

16 

1.80 

24 

8            4776 

18 

1.80 

16 

1.90 

Prices  on  other  gauges  upon  application. 
A  small  additional  charge  will  be  made  where  buckets  are 
furnished  punched  or  drilled. 

Malleable  Iron  Elevator  Buckets 

These  buckets  are  cast  in  one  piece  and  are  carefully  an- 
nealed. They  are  perfectly  smooth  and  have  rounded  corners 
and  bottoms,  insuring  free  and  clean  delivery  of  material 
handled. 

They  are  especially  desirable  for  handling  coarse  and  gritty 
materials,  such  as  ore,  broken  stone,  coal,  cement,  phosphate,  etc. 

PRICE— STYLE  A 


Style  A— Fig.   1063 


Size  of  Bucket 

Approximate 
Capacity 

Price, 

Each 

Size  of  Bucket 

Approximate 
Capacity 

Price, 
Each 

Length, 
Inches 

Pro- 
jection, 
Inches 

Depth, 
Inches 

Cubic 
Inches 

Quarts 

Length, 
Inches 

Pro- 
jection, 
Inches 

Depth, 
Inches 

Cubic 
Inches 

Quarts 

4 
5 
6 
7 
8 
10 
11 
12 

2J 

? 

? 

6 
6 
6 

3 

51 

5 

5* 

u 

6i 
61 

16 
36 
55 
85 
115 
204 
223 
246 

.27 
.62 
.95 
1.47 
1.99 
3.53 
3.86 
4.25 

$0.21 
.34 
.48 
.62 
.78 
1.20 
1.30 
1.40 

12 
14 
15 
16 
14 
16 
18 
18 

7 

7 
7 
8 
8 
8 
10 

7: 
7 

7; 
7: 

8 
8. 

8j 
10J 

332 
391 
425 
467 
509 
593 
668 
1053 

5.74 
6.77 
7.35 
8.08 
8.81 
10.26 
11.56 
18.23 

$1.85 
2.10 
2.20 
2.30 
2.75 
3.10 
3.50 
4.75 

A  small  additional  charge  will  be  made  where  buckets  are  furnished  punched  or  drilled 


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Malleable  Iron  Elevator  Buckets 


Style   AA — Fig.    1064 

Style  AA  buckets  are  similar  in  shape  to  Style  A,  but  have  heavy  rein- 
forced front  edges  and  corners  which  increase  their  durability. 


Style  C— Fig.   1066 

Style  B— Fig.  1065  Style      C     buckets      are      especially 

Style  B  buckets  are  used  for  hand-  adapted  for  handling  clay,   sugar  and 

ling   ore,   stone,   coarsely   broken   ma-  such  materials  as  would  stick  or  pack 

terials,  etc.,  in  inclined  elevators.  in  other  types  of  buckets. 

PRICES  AND  LIST  OF  SIZES  FURNISHED  UPON  APPLICATION. 


Excelsior  Elevator  Bolts 


FLAT  HEAD 


Forged  from  the  best  quality  of  Norway  iron,  and  possess 
unusual  strength.  The  large  flat  head  prevents  the  bolt  from 
being  drawn  through  the  belt  and  it  is  thin  enough  to  leave  a 
flat  surface  on  the  pulley  side  of  the  belt. 


Fig.    1068 


Fig.   1067 


Size, 

Price, 

Size, 

Price, 

Inches 

Per  100 

Inches 

Per  100 

ix    f 

$2.20 

1°(T  X      | 

$3.00 

ix   1 

2.30 

T5S  X  1 

3.00 

ixi 

2.30 

T5S  X  li 

3.20 

m 

2.40 
2.50 

£  X  1* 

3.40 

Eclipse  Elevator  Bolts 

CORRUGATED   AND    SLOTTED   HEAD 

We  recommend  this  bolt  for  general  use.  It 
has  sharp  ribs  and  corrugations  under  the  head 
which  press  into  the  belt  to  prevent  the  bolt  from 
turning.  A  slot  cut  into  the  top  of  the  head 
allows  the  use  of  a  screw  driver  to  prevent  the 
bolt  from  turning  while  the  nut  is  being  tightened. 


Fig.    1069 


Size, 

Inches 

Price, 
Per  100 

Size, 
Inches 

Price, 
Per  100 

ix* 
lij 

$1.50 
1.50 

ixf 

ixl 

$1.50 
1.60 

Hose 

Hose  Brass  Goods 

Hose  Racks 

Warehouse  Reels 


Chemical  Fire  Engines 

Chemical  Fire  Extinguishers 
Tank  Pumps 

Cup  Leathers 


Pages  395  to  404  Inclusive 


396 


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Water  Hose 


Fig.   1070 

Great  care  has  been  exercised  in  selecting  our  stock  of  water  hose,  insuring 
a  complete  and  graded  line  to  meet  conditions  ranging  from  the  lightest  duty  to 
that  of  the  most  severe  requirements. 


Internal 
Diameter, 
Inches 

Price—  Per  Foot 

2-Ply 

3-Ply 

4-Ply 

5-Ply 

6-Ply 

1 

$0.20 

$0.25 

$0.30 

$0.37 

$0.45 

| 

.25 

.30 

.37                              .46 

.55 

1 

.33 

.40 

.50                             .62                             .75 

H 

.42 

.50 

.50 
.60 

.62 

.75 

.77 
.93 

.93 
1.12 

I 

.66 

.80 

1.00 

1.25 

1.50 

** 

.83 

1.00 

1.25 

1.56 

1.87 

3 

.99 

1.20 

1.50                          1.87                          2.25 

8J 

1.15 

1.40 

1.75                          2.18 

2.62 

4                                  1.32 

1.60 

2.00             i             2.50                          3.00 

Water  Hose  of  larger  sizes  and   more  plies  than  listed   above  can   be   furnished   on   short  notice. 
In  addition  to  our  line  of  Water  Hose,  we  carry  a  good  assortment  of  Garden,  Lawn  and   Spray 
Hose. 

WINDING  WATER  HOSE  WITH  ROUND  STEEL  WIRE 


i 

a 

1 

11 

2 

2£ 

3-Ply                                                                                    per  foot 

$0  03 

$0  04 

$0  05 

$0  07 

$0  08 

^0  10 

$0  12 

4-Ply    . 

04 

05 

07 

08 

09 

11 

13 

5-Ply     

05 

06 

08 

09 

10 

12 

14 

6-Ply     "        " 

.06 

.07 

.09 

.10 

.11 

.13 

.15 

TABLE  OF  PRESSURES  PER  SQUARE  INCH  AT  DIFFERENT  ELEVA- 
TIONS WHERE  THE  RESERVOIR  OR  STANDPIPE  SYSTEM  IS  USED 


Elevation 

Pressure 

Elevation 

Pressure 

Elevation 

Pressure 

10  Feet 
20  Feet 
30  Feet 
40  Feet 
50  Feet 

4.3  Pounds 
8.7  Pounds 
13.0  Pounds 
17.3  Pounds 
21.6  Pounds 

60  Feet 
70  Feet 
80  Feet 
90  Feet 
100  Feet 

26.0  Pounds 
30.3  Pounds 
34.6  Pounds 
39.0  Pounds 
43.0  Pounds 

125  Feet 
150  Feet 
200  Feet 
250  Feet 
300  Feet 

54.0  Pounds 
65.0  Pounds 
-  86.0  Pounds 
108.0  Pounds 
129.0  Pounds 

Cotton  Mill  Hose 

RUBBER  LINED 

Adapted  for  hand  engines,  factories,  ware- 
houses, hotels,  steamships,  and  wherever  a  light, 
dependable  hose  for  fire  protection  is  required. 


Fig.    1071 


Internal 

diameter 

.  .  .inches 

1 

U 

U 

2 

2* 

Price    . 

.  per    foot 

$0.40 

.45 

.50 

.65 

.80 

r  ig.     j. \j  i  JL 

Underwriters'  Unlined  Linen  Fire  Hose 


SEAMLESS 

Adapted  for  interior  fire  protection  in 
public  buildings,  theatres,  hospitals  and 
factories.  If  kept  dry  it  can  be  carried 
on  racks  or  reels  and  will  last  indefinite- 
ly. It  is  light  and  easily  handled. 


UNDERWRITERS  LABORATORIES  .INC. 

N?  91896  WITHOUT  COUPLINGS 


Fig.    1072 


Internal    diameter 

inches 

1 

U 

i* 

2 

2i 

Price  

.  .  per  foot 

$0.16 

.18 

.20 

.24 

.28 

Every 
Insist 

50-foot   length  bears  the  yellow   label 
upon  the  Underwriters'  label  on  your 

of  the  Underwriters'   Laboratories,   Inc. 
hose. 

FAIRBANKS,  MORSE  &  CO. 


397 


Steam  Hose 

Adapted    for    steam    drills,    flue    cleaners,    and    for    all   purposes    where    it    is 
necessary  to  conduct  steam. 

PRICE  LIST  FOR 

AIR,  AIR  BRAKE,  AIR  DRILL,  BREWERS',  CAR  HEATING,  OIL, 
PNEUMATIC,  STEAM,  TANNERS'  AND  WINE  HOSE 


Internal   diameter    inches 

$ 

| 

1 

li 

14 

2 

Oi 

3-pjy                                     .        per  foot 

$0  47 

$0  57 

$0  70 

$0  85 

$1  02 

$1  34 

$1  66 

4-Ply       ' 

.56 

.71 

.87 

1  04 

1  ''5 

1  66 

2  08 

5-Ply                                               ...               .                  '           ' 

70 

87 

1  07 

1  30 

1  56 

2  07 

2  60 

6-Ply                                                                                     '          ' 

84 

1  05 

1  28 

1  56 

1  87 

2  49 

3  12 

7-Ply                                                                                     '          ' 

93 

1  23 

1  50 

1  82 

2  18 

2  90 

3  64 

8-Ply    ' 

1.12 

1.41 

1.70 

2.08 

2.50 

3.32 

4.16 

When  desired,  we  can  wind  steam  hose  with  wire  or  tarred  marline  at  a  slight  additional  expense. 

WINDING  STEAM  OR  AIR  DRILL  HOSE  WITH  ROUND  STEEL 

WIRE 


Internal   diameter    inches 

^ 

£ 

1 

li 

1$ 

2 

2$ 

3-Ply                       per  foo^ 

$0  06 

$0  07 

$0  08 

$0  09 

$0  10 

$0  13 

$0  17 

4-Ply     " 

.07 

.08 

.09 

.10 

.11 

14 

18 

5-Ply                                                     "            " 

..08 

09 

10 

11 

12 

15 

19 

6-Ply     " 

.09 

.10 

.11 

.12 

.13 

.16 

.20 

WINDING  STEAM  OR  AIR  DRILL  HOSE  WITH  FLAT  OR 
HALF-OVAL  STEEL  WIRE 


£ 

J 

1 

li 

2 

24 

3-Ply    per   foot 

$0.09 

$0.11 

$0.13 

$0.15 

$0  18 

$0  23 

$0  27 

4-Ply                                                                              .           "        " 

10 

12 

14 

16 

19 

24 

28 

5-Ply       "           " 

.11 

.13 

.15 

17 

20 

25 

.29 

6-Ply     "        " 

.12 

.14 

.16 

.18 

,21 

.26 

.30 

TABLE  OF  PRESSURES 

Showing   steam   pressure   in  pounds   that   different   sizes   and   plies   of   steam 
hose  should  stand. 


\ 

4 

1 

]i 

H 

2 

3-Ply     pounds 

40 

30 

20 

15 

13 

10 

4-Ply 

80 

60 

40 

30 

26 

20 

5-Ply       " 

120 

90 

70 

60 

50 

40 

6-Ply     " 

160 

120 

100 

80 

65 

55 

Suction  Hose 


Smooth   Bore  Rough    Bore 

Fig.     1073  Fig.    1074 

Smooth  Bore  Suction  Hose  is  made  with  the  wire  entirely  concealed  in  the  walls  of  the  hose. 
This  method  of  construction  gives  a  perfectly  smooth  water-way,  so  much  desired  when  pumping 
pulpy,  sandy,  and  thick  fluids. 

The   cutting   effect   of   sand   rapidly   destroys   the   wire   if   exposed. 

Rough  Bore  Suction  Hose  is  made  by  first  winding  on  the  mandrel  the  wire,  over  which  is 
laid  a  ply  of  canvas  to  prevent  the  wire  from  cutting  or  chafing  the  tube.  The  tube  is  next 
wrapped  on  and  the  hose  completed  by  the  addition  of  plies  of  frictioned  canvas  and  the  rubber 
cover. 

Particularly  adapted   for  pumping  clear  fluids. 


Internal   diameter    inches 

1 

li 

li 

2 

2^ 

;< 

3i 

4 

44 

g 

6 

$1  05 

1  30 

1  70 

2  60 

3  50 

4  50 

5  50 

6  50 

7  50 

8  50 

10  50 

Rough     bore  " 

.90 

1.15 

1.50 

2.30 

3.10 

4.00 

4.90 

5.80 

6.70 

7.60 

9.50 

Suction   Hose  of  larger  sizes   than   listed   above   can  be   furnished   on   short   notice. 


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Brass  Water  Hose  Couplings 


Fig.    1075 


4 

a 

I 

U' 

li 

2 

Hose  thread  per  dozen 

$  2  40 

2  40 

4  40 

10  00 

14  00 

24.00 

Iron  pipe  thread  "    " 

2  65 

2  65 

4  65 

10  50 

15.00 

26.00 

24 

3 

3-1 

4 

r 

f; 

Hose  thread  per  dozen 

$48  00 

75  00 

Iron  pipe  thread  "    " 

50  00 

76  00 

120  00 

150  00 

250  00 

500  00 

Note. — 4,,  J  and  1-inch  cast  couplings  have  no  lugs.  li,  14,  2  and  2^-inch  couplings  have  lugs 
on  female  swivel  only.  '  Couplings  3  inches  and  larger  have  lugs  on  both  male  end  and  female 
swivel. 

Male  Half  Water  Hose  Couplings  take  half  of  the  list  of  a  complete  set. 

Female  Half  Water  Hose  Couplings  take  two-thirds  of  the  list  of  a  complete  set. 

Brass  Steam  Hose  Couplings 

LONG  SHANK— IRON  PIPE  THREAD 


Fig.   1076 


Size     .      .      .         inches 

4 

| 

1 

li 

1* 

2 

2* 

Iron  pipe  thread   per  dozen 

$15.00 

15.00 

18.00 

24.00 

30.00 

42.00 

72.00 

Male   Half    Steam    Hose   Couplings   take   half   of   the   list   of   a   complete   set. 
Female  Half  Steam  Hose  Couplings  take  two-thirds  of  the  list  of   a  complete  set. 

Expansion  Ring  Couplings 

Made  for  Cotton  Rubber  Lined  Mill  Hose  and  Un- 
lined  Linen  Fire  Hose  as  given  in  table  below. 


Size   Cotton    Rubber   Lined   Mill 

1 

li 

2 

24 

' 

Number  of  tail    

7 

9 

11 

12 

13 

Diameter   of   tail    

1*1 

ill 

2| 

Size  Unlined  Linen  Fire  Hose..  inches 

1 

H 

14 

2 

24 

8 

10 

14 

15 

16 

Diameter  of  tail    

1ft 

if 

21 

Prices  upon  application. 


Fig.    1077 


Common  Hose  Spanners 


Size    . 

14 

2 

24 

Price  

per  dozen 

$1.80 

2.40 

3.00 

, 

Fig.    1078 


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399 


Brass  Water  Hose  Clamps 


Fig.  1079 


Size  of  hose   inches 

g 

) 

£ 

| 

1 

1 

li 

Ply  of  hose    

3 

4 

3 

4 

3 

J^ 

3 

Inside    diameter     (open)  inches 

it 

ISZ 

ITF 

li 

I  A 

III 

1S4 

Price    per   dozen 

$0.60 

.60 

60 

.60 

2.00 

2.00 

2.50 

Size  of  hose   inches 

U 

li 

14 

2 

5 

3 

Ply   of   hose    

4 

3 

4 

3  and  4 

3  and  4 

3  and  4 

1  34 

115 

01 

0T», 

3VW 

313 

$2  50 

3  00 

3  00 

4  00 

7.00 

10.00 

Brass  Steam  Hose  Clamps 


Size    of    hose     inches 

J 

1 

li 

H 

2 

2* 

Ply   of   hose    .         .... 

4 

4 

4 

5 

5 

5 

Inside    diameter    (open)     .             inche« 

Isi 

184 

1§2 

2£f 

»4 

3& 

Price    per   dozen 

$2.00 

2.50 

3.00 

4.00 

6.50 

9.50 

Double  Bolt  Brass  Suction  Hose  Clamps 

Made  from  extra  heavy  gauge  sheet  brass,  in  two  pieces, 
with  extra  long  tongues.  Bolts  have  hexagon  heads  to  use 
with  an  ordinary  wrench. 


Fig.    1080 


Inside    diameter    ....inches 

4 

4} 

4J 

4J 

5 

5i 

5* 

Price     per    dozen 

$11.25 

13.75 

15.25 

16.75 

18.25 

19.75 

21.25 

Inside    diameter    ....inches 

52 

6 

6| 

64 

« 

7 

n 

Price    per    dozen 

$22.75 

24.25 

26.00 

28.00 

30.00 

32.00 

34.00 

Vise  Jaws 

For  use  with  a  bench  vise  in  applying  hose  clamps. 


Number 

Capacity 

Price, 
Each 

] 
2 

For 

For 

Sizes 
Sizes 

Including   lA-inch 
Including   3  -inch 

Water 
Water 

Size 
Size 

$0.75 
.75 

Fig.    1081 


400 


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Brass  Hose  Nipples 


Male                                                                                Male    and    Female 
Fig.    1082                                                                                    Fig.    1083 

* 

I 

1 

li 

U 

2 

2* 

3 

Male              per  dozen 

$3.50 
3.50 

3.50 
3,50 

5.00 
5.00 

9.00 
9.00 

10.00 
10.00 

14.00 
14.00 

28.00 
28.00 

40.00 
40.00 

Male   and   female    " 

Male  Hose  Nipples  will  be  sent  with  hose  thread  and  iron  pipe  thread. 

Male  and   Female  Hose  Nipples   will  be  sent   with   male   end,   hose   thread,   and   female   end,    iron 


pipe  thread. 


Brass  Suction  Hose  Nipples 


IRON  PIPE  THREAD 


Fig.   1084 


Size              inches 

2 

2* 

3 

3* 

4 

5 

6 

Price    each 

$1.50 

2.00 

3.00 

3.50 

4.00 

5.00 

6.50 

Gem  Brass  Hose  Nozzles 


Stream — Fig.    1085 


Spray— Fig.    1086 


Size                             

I                              1 

Price    

per   dozen 

$10.00                        15.00 

Brass  Hose  Pipes 

SCREW  TIP 


Fig.   1087 


Size         inches 

| 

| 

1 

1 

li 

1? 

\\ 

1J 

7} 

12 

8i 

12i 

12 

15 

13 

15 

Hose   thread    per  dozen 

$   8.00 

10.00 

10.00 

12.00 

20  00 

24  00 

25  00 

30  00 

Iron  pipe  thread    " 

9.20 

11.20 

11.20 

13.20 

21.20 

25.00 

27.50 

32.50 

Size                               inches 

2 

2 

2 

2* 

2i 

2i 

24 

24 

Length            inches 

12 

15 

20 

15 

20 

24 

30 

36 

$38  00 

45  00 

50  00 

75  00 

96  00 

100  00 

144  00 

157  00 

Iron   pipe   thread    "         " 

41.00 

48.00 

53.00 

78.50 

99.50 

103.50 

150.00 

163.00 

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401 


Brass  Mender  Tubes 

Seamless  brass,  will  not  rust  in  the  hose.     Full 
waterway — will  not  collapse. 


Fig.  1088 


Size 

.    inches 

£ 

£ 

£ 

Price 

per  dozen 

$1.20 

1  20 

1  20 

Brass  Hose  Caps 


Fig.  1089 


Size 


,  inches 


1* 


Price 


per  dozen   $4.00  |   6.00  !   8.00   10.00   15.00   24.00   31.00   39.00   43.00 


Brass  Hose  Reducers 

Hose  thread  both  ends. 


Fig.   1090 


Size  inches 

IxJ 

lixj   l^xl 

l^xj 

l^xl 

IJxli    2x| 

2x1 

2xli 

$6  50 

8  00   10  00 

11  50 

11  50 

12  00   13  00 

14  00 

16  00 

2xl£ 

2£xf  i  2£xl 

2£xli 

2^x14 

2Ax2    3x9 

3x2i 

Price  per  dozen 

$18.00 

20.00  :  22.00 

23.00 

24.00 

26.00   30.00 

36.00 

Brass  Hose  Bushings 


Hose  bushings  will  be  sent  with  male  end,  iron  pipe  thread, 
and  female  end,  hose  thread. 


Fig.  1091 


lxa 

11x2 

llxl 

l^xj 

lAxl 

14x11 

2x2 

2x1 

2xll 

$6  50 

8  00 

10  00 

11  50 

11  50 

12  00 

13  00 

14  00 

16  00 

2x1* 

2ixa 

2Axl 

olxi  1 

olxi  i 

gix2 

3x2 

Sx2i 

Pi-ice  per  dozen 

$18.00 

20.00 

22.00 

23.00 

24.00 

26.00 

30.00 

36.00 

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Showing  Wall   Brackets 
Fig.    1092 


Hump 
Swinging  Hose  Racks 

(Patented) 

There  are  25  folds  in  a  50-foot  length  of 
hose.  On  a  straight,  flat  bottom,  these  folds 
are  sharp;  on  a  "Hump"  bottom,  the  weight  is 
taken  off  the  ends  and  they  become  easy  folds, 
which  will  not  break  or  crack  when  the  hose 
is  run  off. 

The    end    or    front    of    the    rack    is    partially 
enclosed.      This    prevents    a    sudden    jerk    from       Showing 
pulling   the   entire   length    of   hose   to    the    floor  pjpe    Qamps 
in  a  tangled  mass.  pj_    1093 


Number 

Capacity, 
Feet 

Size  Hose, 
Inches 

Kind  of  Hose 

Height 
of  Rack, 
Inches 

Length 
of  Rack, 

Inches 

Price, 
Each 

*AO 

50 

IJorl* 

Unlined  Linen 

11 

22 

$5.00 

*AOX 

50 

2 

" 

11 

22 

5.00 

*AOO 

50 

a* 

" 

11 

22 

5.00 

Al 

100 

11  or  li 

" 

16 

24 

6.00 

A1X 

100 

2 

" 

16 

24 

6.00 

A2 

100 

Si 

" 

16 

24 

6.00 

A3 

150 

11  or  li 

" 

23 

28 

7.00 

A3X 

150 

2 

" 

23 

28 

7.00 

A4 

150 

8* 

" 

23 

28 

7.00 

A5 

200 

11  or  li 

" 

34 

34 

7.50 

A5X 

200 

2 

M 

34 

34 

7.50 

A6 

200 

2i 

" 

34 

34 

8.00 

A3 

50 

llorli 

Cotton    Rubber   Lined    Mill 

23 

28 

7.00 

A3X 

50 

2 

' 

23 

28 

7.00 

A4 

50 

81 

< 

23 

28 

7.00 

A5 

100 

Horli 

' 

34 

34 

7.50 

A5X 

100 

2 

' 

34 

34 

7.50 

A6 

100 

24 

' 

34 

34 

8.00 

.  AO,  AOX  and  AOO  can  be  furnished  to  hold  75  feet  of  hose  at  an  addition  of  50  cents  to 
the  prices  shown  above.  Size,  14x22  inches. 

Unless  otherwise  ordered,  Hump  Swinging  Hose  Racks  will  be  furnished  in  red  enamel  finish 
and  with  wall  brackets.  If  desired,  pipe  clamps  can  be  furnished  up  to  and  including  4  inches, 
instead  of  wall  brackets,  at  no  additional  expense. 

We  can  furnish  any  of  the  above  racks  in  gold  or  aluminum  bronze  finish  at  no  additional 
expense,  and  in  white  enamel,  nickel  or  copper  plated  finish  at  a  slight  additional  expense,  on  special 
orders  for  factory  shipment. 

"Lightning"  Hose  Racks 

(Patented) 

The  body  of  the  rack  is  made  from  cast  iron.  A  very  neat  and 
serviceable  construction .  The  hose  is  released  by  pulling  the  nozzle, 
which  instantly  liberates  all  the  pins,  but  owing  to  the  method  of 
construction  employed  in  this  rack  the  hose  is  not  thrown  to  the 
floor  in  a  tangled  mass. 

The  pins  remain  attached   to   the  rack. 

Particularly  adapted  for  office  buildings,  stores,  hospitals  and 
residences. 

Where  a  more  handsome  and  expensive  fixture  is  wanted,  as 
in  banks,  clubs,  fine  office  buildings,  etc.,  we  can  furnish  the 
"Lightning"  Hose  Racks  with  valve  attachment.  All  metal  parts 
Fig.  1094  are  nickel  plated  or  polished  brass.  (Not  illustrated.) 


Number 

Capacity, 
Feet 

Size  Hose, 
Inches 

Kind  of  Hose 

Finish 

Price, 
Each 

18 

25  to    75 

11    li    2    2i 

$5  00 

18 
18 
18 
19 

25  to    75 
25  to    75 
25  to    75 
100  to  150 

11,   li,  2,  2* 
U,   14,  2,   24 
11,   11,  2,  24 
11    if    2    2i 

Red  Enamel  on  Iron  
White  Enamel  on  Iron  
Nickel  or  Copper  Plate  on  Iron.. 

5.00 
6.00 
7.00 
6  00 

19 

100  to  150 

li    li    2     2i 

, 

6.00 

19 
19 

100  to  150 
100  to  150 

11,   li,  2,   2* 
11,   li,  2,   2i 

' 

White  Enamel  on  Iron  
Nickel  or  Copper  Plate  on  Iron.. 

7.00 
8.00 

Unless  otherwise  ordered,  "Lightning"  Hose  Racks  will  be  furnished  in  aluminum  bronze  or 
red  enamel  finish  and  with  wall  brackets.  If  desired,  pipe  clamps  can  be  furnished  up  to  and 
including  24  inches,  instead  of  wall  brackets,  at  no  additional  expense. 

We  can  furnish  any  of  the  above  racks  in  solid  brass,  either  polished  or  nickel  plated  finish. 
Prices  upon  application. 

When  ordering,  state  size,  kind  and  length  of  hose  to  insure  getting  the  proper  rack  for  your 
requirements. 


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403 


Warehouse  Reels 


etc. 


STYLE  D 

For    mills,    factories,    warehouses,    railroads, 
A  good,  strong,  compact,  serviceable  reel. 


Number   of   reel.  .  . 


Height   of   wheels inches 

Extreme   width   over   all " 

Weight  of  reel    (bundled  for  shipment) pounds 

Capacity  of  li-inch   4-ply    rubber    hose feet 

Capacity  of  2   -inch  4-ply    rubber    hose 

Capacity  of  2i-inch  4-ply    rubber    hose 

Capacity  of  li-inch   cotton    rubber    lined    hose.... 
Capacity  of  2  -inch  cotton    rubber    lined    hose.... 

Capacity  of  2*-inch  cotton    rubber    lined    hose 

Price    .  .  .  .each 


41 


42 

38 

150 

250 

200 

150 

500 

350 

250 

$35.00 


Fig.   1095 


Advance  Chemical  Fire  Engines 


CAPACITY— 20  GALLONS 


For  villages,  manufactories,  ware- 
houses and  large  plants  of  all  kinds. 

Constructed  from  the  best  grade  of 
heavy  copper,  and  the  inside  coated  with 
pure  lead.  Contains  an  absolutely  air- 
tight, sealed  bottle,  preserving  the 
strength  of  the  acid,  no  matter  how  long 
it  may  have  been  in  the  bottle  without 
use. 

Can  be  easily  moved  by  one  man. 
Stands  upright  when  in  use. 

Height  of  wheels,  30  inches. 

Extreme  width  over  all,  27  inches. 

Length  of  hose,  50  feet,  throwing  a 
stream  65  feet. 

Weight  complete  when  charged,  352 
pounds. 

Price Each   $150.00 


Fig.    1096 


Chemical  Fire  Extinguishers 

SIMPLE— RELIABLE— DURABLE 


Cylinder  made  from  special  cold  rolled  copper  with  brass 
screw  top.  Extra  heavy  chemically  treated  rubber  hose  with  solid 
lead  nozzle.  Each  extinguisher  is  tested  to  350  pounds  hydrostatic 
pressure. 

To  discharge,  turn  extinguisher  bottom  end  up;  this  allows 
the  lead  stopper  to  drop  from  the  neck  of  the  bottle  and  the  chem- 
icals in  the  bottle  to  flow  into  the  larger  body  of  chemicals  in  the 
cylinder,  and  immediately  a  stream  of  carbonic  acid  gas  is  thrown 
in  dense  vapor  form  to  a  distance  of  50  feet,  extinguishing  all 
classes  of  fire  instantly. 

Particularly  adapted  for  use  in  stores,  hotels,  schools,  hospitals, 
residences,  garages,  warehouses,  factories,  laundries,  etc. 


Angelus — Polished  copper,   3  gallon each  j     $15.00 

Acme* — Polished  copper,   3  gallon "  18.00 

*The  Acme  is  built  from  the  same  specifications  as  the  Angelus,  but  is  slightly  higher  in  price 
on  account  of  its  having  to  bear  the  cost  of  inspection  and  approval  by  the  National  Board  of  Fire 
Underwriters.  The  Angelus  is  sold  where  an  approved  extinguisher  is  not  necessary. 


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Tank  Pumps 


This  improved  tank  pump  is  intended  for  use  in 
any  place  where  a  large  amount  of  water  is  required. 
It  is  fitted  with  a  5-inch  double-acting  cylinder  and  a 
5-inch  stroke,  which  gives  it  a  capacity  of  over  two 
barrels  per  minute.  The  metal  discharge  valves  are 
accessible  through  hand  holes  closed  by  plugs.  The 
check  valves  are  accessible  by  removing  either  "cylinder 
head.  The  water  ways  are  large  and  direct. 


Description 

Weight,         Price, 
Pounds     j     Each 

With   brass   valve   seats,    for   water,    fitted    for 
2-inch  pipe  suction  and  2-inch  pipe  discharge. 
With     iron     valve    seats,     for     oil,     fitted     for 
3-inch  pipe  suction  and  3-inch  pipe  discharge. 

82             $18.00 
82                18.00 

Fig.    1098 

Pump  or  Cup  Leathers 

Made    from    firm,    selected,    oak    tanned    leather, 
serviceable  for  deep  well  and  artesian  cylinders  and 
oughly  reliable  cup  for  hard  usage. 

Hydraulic  and  elevator  cups  made  any  size  upon   speci- 
fications. 


1099 


Outside 
Diameter, 
Inches 

Price, 
Per  Dozen 

Outside 
Diameter, 
Inches 

Price, 
Per  Dozen 

Outside 
Diameter, 
Inches 

Price, 
Per  Dozen 

1* 

n 

2 
2i 
21 

2| 

3i 
8J 

$1.44 
1.44 
1.44 
1.68 
1.92 
2.16 
2.40 
3.00 
3.60 

3f 

n 

4 

*i 

4* 
4| 
5 

6i 

55 

$3.96 
4.20 
4.20 
4.80 
5.40 
6.00 
6.00 
7.20 
9.00 

6 
6* 
6f 

7 
7* 
8 
9 
10 
12 

$9.00 
10.80 
12.00 
12.00 
14.40 
16.80 
21.60 
26.40 
36.00 

Lower  Valve  Leathers 


Plunger  Leathers 


o 


Fig.   1100 


Fig.   1101 


Inside  diameter  of  cylinder  inches 

2 

81 

2* 

2i 

3 

»i 

8i 

Outside  diameter  of  leathers.  ...  inches 
Lower  valve  leathers  per  dozen 

Si 

$1.20 
1  20 

2f 
1.20 
1  20 

3 
1.20 
1  20 

si 

1.20 
1  20 

3* 
1.20 
1  20 

3J 
1.20 
1  20 

4 
1.20 
1  20 

Inside  diameter  of  cylinder  inches 

3f 

4 

I 

6 

Outside  diameter  of  leathers.  ..  .inches 
Lower  valve  leathers  per  dozen 
Plunger  leathers  per  dozen 

4i 

$1.44 
1.44 

4* 
1.44 
1.44 

5J 
2.40 
2.40 

H 

3.00 
3.00 

6} 

6.00 
6.00 

'.'.'.'. 

.... 

Specify  if  lower  valve  or  plunger  leathers  are  wanted  and  give  inside  diameter  of  cylinder. 


In  sides  or  one-half  sides,  per  pound.. 


Valve  Leather 


.  .Market 


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Asbestos  Materials 

Grease 

• 

Graphite 

Compounds 

Smooth-On  Products 
Waste 

Metals 

Melting  Ladles 

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Packings 

CLOTH  INSERTION  SHEET  PACKING 

FOR  LOW  PRESSURE  STEAM  AND  WATER  JOINTS 

Made  of  a  rubber  compound  and  cotton  sheet- 
ing. The  cloth  gives  strength,  the  rubber  elas- 
ticity and  flexibility. 

One  ply  of  cloth  to  every  1/16  inch  in  thick- 
ness. Three  cents  per  pound  additional  will  be 
charged  for  each  extra  ply  of  cloth.  The  cloth, 
whether  used  as  an  insertion  or  on  the  outside 
counts  as  one  ply.  Stock  rolls,  36  inches  wide. 
Small  rolls  weigh  about  200  pounds;  large  rolls 
Fig.  1102  weigh  about  400  pounds. 


Price— Per  Pound 


i 

j* 

A 

| 

fs 

£ 

1-ply    ... 

$0  65 

$0  60 

$0  55 

2-ply  

63 

58 

$0  55 

3-ply       

66 

.61 

58 

$0  55 

4-ply  

— 

.61 

.58 

$0.55 

RED  SHEET  PACKING 

FOR  PACKING  STEAM  JOINTS 

Made  of  a  high  grade  red  compound  of  rubber.  It  is 
soft  and  tenacious  and  readily  conforms  to  any  inequalities 
of  surface.  It  remains  soft  and  flexible  and  will  not  crack 
and  blow  out.  It  makes  a  perfect  steam  joint  and,  if  care- 
fully removed,  may  be  used  again  and  again,  packing  as 
well  as  when  first  inserted.  Makes  a  perfect  packing  for 
hydraulic  and  cold  joints  of  all  kinds.  It  withstands  the 
action  of  steam,  alkalies,  ammonia,  etc.  The  application  of 
plumbago  or  chalk  to  the  face  of  the  packing  before  use 
prevents  adhesion  and  makes  it  easier  to  break  joints  after 
use.  Stock  rolls,  36  inches  wide. 

Carried  in  sizes,  ^,  $z,  J,  f$  and  1-inch  thick.  Can  be 
furnished  any  thickness  on  special  orders. 

Price    Per    pound    $1.00 


Fig.  1103 


PETROBESTOS  SHEET  PACKING 

WIRE  INSERTED— GRAPHITED  ON  ONE  SIDE 
FOR   HIGH   PRESSURE    STEAM   JOINTS 

Petrobestos  Sheet  Packing  will  meet  the  conditions  of 
the  highest  steam  pressures. 

It  is  specially  made  for  all  gas  and  gasoline  engines, 
automobile,  marine  and  stationary  service. 

It  is  red  on  one  side  and  black  on  the  other  and  especial- 
ly treated  for  the  requirements  of  this  service.  Stock  rolls, 
39  inches  wide. 

Carried   in   sizes,    $%   and   TVinch   thick. 
Fig    n()4  Price    Per    pound    $1.50 

USUDURIAN  SHEET  PACKING 

WIRE   INSERTED 
FOR  STEAM  AND  HOT  WATER  JOINTS 

Usudurian  is  an  unvulcanized,  self-vulcanizing  rubber 
sheet  packing,  made  from  the  best  possible  materials.  It  will 
pack  any  kind  of  steam,  hot  air  or  'hot  water  joints  and  is 
a  non-conductor. 

This  packing  applied  in  its  unvulcanized  state  readily 
accommodates  itself  to  any  uneveness  in  the  surfaces  be- 
tween which  it  is  placed.  In  many  cases  joints  are  uneven 
and  require  building  up  on  one  side.  By  using  this  packing, 
any  kind  of  a  graduated  joint  can  be  made  with  com-  Fig.  1105 

paratively  little  trouble,  and  without  waste,  as  the  packing  can  be  pieced  by  applying  a  little  naptha 
to  the  surface,  so  that  under  pressure  it  becomes  as  solid  as  one  piece.  When  steam  comes  in  con- 
tact with  Usudurian,  it  becomes  vulcanized  and  of  a  metallic  nature.  It  is  particularly  adapted  to 
packing  steam  chest  covers  and  all  super-heated  steam  joints  and  is  not  affected  by  contraction  or 
expansion.  Stock  rolls,  40  inches  wide. 

Carried  in  size,   ^g-inch  thick. 

Price    Per   pound    $1.25 


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Packings 


Fig.    110( 


ECLIPSE 

SECTIONAL  RAINBOW 
GASKETS 

FOR  STEAM  BOILERS 


RAINBOW  SHEET  PACKING 

Particularly  adapted  for  very  high  pressures 
and  any  degree  of  steam  heat.  Not  affected  by 
oils,  ammonia,  alkalies,  etc.  Stock  rolls,  36  inches 
wide.  Rolls  weigh  about  200  pounds. 

Carried  in  sizes,  33,  ^g,  g32,  J,  r$  and  i-inch 
thick. 

Price  ..............  Per    pound    $1.00 


SEMIBRONZE 

SECTIONAL  TUBULAR 

GASKETS 


Made  from  Rainbow  Sheet  Packing  Com- 
pound. A  gasket  for  high  temperature  and 
excessive  pressures.  It  will  not  harden  under 
any  degree  of  heat  or  blow  out  under  the 
highest  pressure,  and  can  be  taken  out  and 
repeatedly  replaced. 

Adapts  itself  readily  to  rough  and  uneven 
surfaces. 

Carried  in  sizes,  §,  ^,   f  and  f-inch. 
Price Per   pound    $1.00 


Fig.   1108 

A  gasket  not  affected  by  any  degree  of  heat, 
acids,  gases,  moisture,  etc.,  and  by  its  con- 
struction adapts  itself  to  rough  and  uneven 
surfaces.  It  is  made  of  the  best  grade  of 
asbestos  metallic  sheet  with  a  metal  center, 
making  a  packing  of  great  strength  and  dur- 
ability. It  has  all  the  advantages  of  the  old 
style  gaskets,  combined  with  greater  wearing 
and  heat  resisting  qualities. 

Carried  in  sizes,   f,  \,  f  and  f-inch. 
Price Per    pound    $2.00 


ASBESTOS  METALLIC  GASKETS 

FOR   BOILER   MANHOLE   AND   HAN  DHOLE   PLATES 

Made  from  long-fibre  asbestos  and  fine  brass  wire.  De- 
signed for  high  pressures.  They  are  heat-proof  and  will  not 
blow  out,  no  matter  how  high  the  steam  pressure  on  the  boiler 
may  be. 

We  carry  a  stock  of  standard  sizes  and  orders  for  special 
shapes  should  be  accompanied  with  pattern. 

Manhole     Gaskets Per  pound  $1.50 

Fig.  1109  Handhole    Gaskets    Per  pound     2.00 


PALMETTO  TWIST  PACKING 


An    ideal    packing    for    small       valve      stems, 
globe   valves,   blow-off   cocks,    injectors,    etc. 


such      as 


Does  not  become  hard,  cannot  char  or  burn,  has  great 
tensile  strength.  Each  strand  lubricated  separately  with 
graphite  compound.  Can  be  unstranded  and  used  for  any 
size.  On  one-pound  spools  in  individual  boxes. 


Carried   in   sizes,   J,   ^   and   J-inch. 


Price 


.Per    pound    $1.00 


Fig.    1110 


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Packings 

AMAZON  WATERPROOF  HYDRAULIC  SPIRAL  PACKING 


Fig.    1111 


This  is  one  of  our  special  packings,  and  is  par- 
ticularly adapted  for  cold  water  and  high  pressure. 
It  is  composed  of  long  fibre  flax  and  a  special 
compound,  which  holds  the  fibre  intact  and  renders 
"Amazon"  Packing  impenetrable  and  also  self-lubri- 
cating, and  capable  of  resisting  a  pressure  of  3000 
pounds  per  square  inch.  The  rubber  core  gives  it  the 
elasticity  required. 

It  is  especially  designed  for  service  in  water- 
works, mills,  railroads  and  elevators. 

Carried  in  sizes,  %,  H,  V?,  5A,  ¥4,  7A  and  1  inch. 
Price Per  pound  $1.00 


COBB'S  HIGH  PRESSURE  SPIRAL  PISTON  AND  VALVE 

ROD  PACKING 

For  rods  and  valve  stems  of  marine  and  sta- 
tionary engines,  air  compressors,  and  steam  pumps. 
For  hard  service  in  general.  It  is  especially  adapted 
to  withstand  heat  and  the  highest  pressures.  The 
rubber  core  is  oil  and  heat-proof  and  will  not  harden. 
The  outer  covering  is  made  of  material  that  is  not 
affected  by  heat. 

Carried  in  sizes,  ^,  3/16,  ^,  5/16,  V%,  7/16,  l/2, 
5/8,  3A,  7A,  1  and  1%  inches. 

Price Per  pound   $1.00 


1112 


MAGIC  RUBBER  CUSHION  DIAGONAL  EXPANSION 
SPIRAL  PACKING 

This  packing  is  especially  adapted  for  service 
where  rods  are'  somewhat  worn.  In  places  where 
other  packings  must  be  run  very  tight  in  order  to 
hold  the  steam,  this  packing  will  work  perfectly 
with  the  gland  head  screwed  up  with  the  fingers, 
consequently  causing  very  little  friction.  It  will  give 
the  very  best  service  for  steam,  hot  or  cold  water, 
and  ammonia. 

Carried  in  sizes,  %,  5/16,  fa  7/16,  y2,  9/16,  fa 
•?4,  H  and  1  inch. 

Price Per  pound   $1.00 


Fig.    1113 


GARLOCK  SPIRAL  PACKING 

STYLE  No.   15 

FOR  LOW  PRESSURE  STEAM 

Made  from  fine  quality  rubber  and  duck  and  is 
adapted  for  general  purposes  on  low  pressure  steam 
service. 

Carried  in  sizes,  3/16,  y4,  5/16,  fa -7/16,  */2,  9/16, 
fa  3A,  7A  and  1  inch. 

Price Per  pound   $1.20 


Fig.    1114 


Fig.    1115 


PILLEY'S  SPIRAL  PACKING 

This  packing  is  made  of  the  very  best  quality  of 
rubber  and  cotton  duck.  The  lubricants  used  are  of 
the  best  quality  and  are  forced  into  the  packing  by 
a  special  process.  Adapted  for  piston  and  valve  rods 
on  all  kinds  of  engines  and  pumps. 

Carried  in  sizes,  3/16,  %,  5/16,  fa  7/16,  ^,  9/16, 
5/6,  24,  7/z  and  1  inch. 

Price Per  pound   $1.20 


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Fig.   1116 


Packings 

EMPIRE  OVAL  GUM  CORE  PACKING 

The  original  gum  core  braided  packing.  Forty-two 
years  on  the  market.  Made  from  finest  thread  linen 
yarn  and  a  core  of  prime  quality  solid  para  rubber. 
Guaranteed  free  from  grit.  Will  not  scratch.  Prolongs 
the  life  of  any  piston  rod. 

Carried  in  sizes,  3/16,  %,  5/16,  J/s,  */2,  9/16,  fa  z/4, 
%  and  1  inch. 

Price Per  pound  $0.60 


DANIEL'S  REGULAR  P.P.P.  ROD  PACKING 

FOR   STEAM,   WATER,  AMMONIA,  AIR,  OIL,   ETC. 

This  packing  is  composed  of  two  wedges  and  a 
yielding  absorbent  cushion.  The  wedges  are  made 
of  material  that  will  stand  wear,  and  are  so  shaped 
that  they  will  freely  slide  on  each  other.  The  cushion 
absorbs  oil  that  may  be  put  on  the  rod,  or  fed  to 
the  box  by  other  means,  letting  it  down  to  the  rod 
evenly  and  regularly.  It  is  self-lubricating  and  will 
not  become  hard. 

It  is  twenty  to  forty  per  cent,  lighter  in  weight 
than  most  packings.  It  is  impervious  to  the  action 
of  steam,  oils,  acids,  alkalies  and  sulphurous  water. 

Carried  in  sizes,  3/16,  ft,  5/16,  fa  7/16,  y2,  9/16, 
fa  34,  7/&  and  1  inch. 

Price Per  pound  $1.00 


Fig.  ill? 

SQUARE  FLAX  PACKING 

PLAIN  OR   GRAPHITED 

This  packing  is  braided  square  from  the  best 
quality  long  fibre  flax  roving,  and  is  lubricated  with 
a  special  compound,  which,  combined  with  the  solid 
square  braid,  makes  a  perfect  packing  for  water. 

Carried  in  sizes,  Y4,  5/16,  fa  y2,  fa  #,  fa  1, 
l^s  and  ll/4  inches. 

Price Per  pound  $0.80 


Fig.   1118 


SQUARE  HYDRAULIC  PACKING 

A  high  grade  packing  made  of  the  finest  duck 
and  white  friction.  For  packing  hot  and  cold  water 
pumps,  also  for  high  pressure  hydraulic  work. 

Carried  in  sizes,  y4,  5/16,  fa  7/16,  y2,  9/16,  fa 
34,  %  and  1  inch. 

Price Per  pound  $1.00 


Fig.  1119 


Fig.  1120 


SQUARE  RUBBER  BACK  PACKING 

Made   of   fine    grade    duck    with    flexible    rubber 
back. 

Carried  in  sizes,  $i,  l/>,  ^  and  Y4  inch. 
Price Per  pound  $1.00 


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Packings 


PURE  GUM  PACKING 

ROUND  AND  SQUARE 
Carried  in  sizes,  J4,  $&,  l/2  and  ^  inch. 

Price Per  pound  $1.00 


Fig.   1121 

HEMP  PACKING 

IN  25  POUND  COILS 
American  Hemp — ^-inch  in   diameter — "A"  Grade. 

Price Per  pound  $0.20 

Italian  Hemp — 24-inch  in  diameter — "A"  Grade. 

Price Per  pound  $0.25 


Fig.  1122 

COTTON  CANDLE  WICK 

About  12  balls  to  the  pound.     Five  pounds  in  a  sack. 
Price Per  pound  $0.35 


Fig.   1123 


Asbestos  Materials 


KEARSARGE  SHEET  PACKING 

FOR  HIGH  PRESSURE  STEAM  JOINTS 

Made  from  asbestos  yarn  and  strands  of  fine  brass  wire, 
firmly  twisted  and  woven  together,- and  coated  with  a  rubber 
composition.  It  is  flexible  and  very  strong.  It  adapts  itself 
to  all  uneven  surfaces  and  makes  a  superior  flat  packing,  for 
high  pressure  steam.  If  desired,  it  can  be  furnished  graphited 
on  one  or  both  sides.  Stock  rolls,  40  inches  wide.  Rolls 
weigh  about  250  pounds. 

Carried  in  sizes,  1/32,  1/16,  Vs  and  ^4  inch  thick. 
Price Per  pound  $1.00 


Fig.    1124 


Fig.    1125 


ASBESTOS  PAPER 

Stock  rolls,  36  inches  wide.     Rolls  weigh 
about  100  pounds. 

Carried   in    sizes,   1/32,    1/16,   3/32   and    ^ 
inch  thick. 

Price Per  pound  $0.20 


ASBESTOS  MILL  BOARD 

Asbestos  mill  board  is  fire  and  acid  proof,  and  is  adapted 
for  packing  joints  in  contact  with  fire,  oils,  etc.  It  is  also  used 
for  fire  screens,  partitions,  linings  for  ranges,  stoves  and  grates. 
Furnished  in  sheets,  40x40  inches. 

Carried  in  sizes,  1/32,  3/64,  1/16,  3/32,  */8,  3/16,  %,  ft  and 
%  inch  thick. 

Price  .................  Per   pound   $0.20 


APPROXIMATE  WEIGHT  PER  SHEET  Fig.    1126 

2  Pounds  iVinch  thick  .....................  12    Pounds 

3  Pounds  i.inch   thick  .....................  14    Pounds 


^s-inch   thick 
3/64-inch   thick 
is-inch   thick  .....................    4   founds  .     .      ,  .  ,  „         , 

S-mch   thick  .....................    6   Pounds  i'lnch   thlck  .....................  23    Pounds 

1-inch   thick  .....................    8   Pounds  i-inch   thick  .....................  27   Pounds 


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Asbestos  Materials 

ASBESTOS  WICK  PACKING 

This  asbestos  wick  packing  is  composed  of  selected  asbestos  fibre,  spun 
into  strands,  which  can  be  separated  and  made  into  the  form  of  a  soft, 
strong  lampwick,  which  may  be  wound  or  packed  in  any  desired  shape 
around  small  steam  and  other  valve  stems,  pumps,  etc.  Being  acid  and 
fire  proof,  it  is  valuable  for  use  in  chemical  works. 
Furnished  in  i,  \  and  1-pound  balls. 

Price Per   pound    $0.50 

Fig.  1127 

SECTIONAL  PIPE  COVERINGS 

85    PER    CENT.    MAGNESIA    SECTIONAL    PIPE 

COVERING 

FOR  HIGH  PRESSURE  STEAM  PIPES 
This  well-known  form  of  high  pressure  pipe 
covering  combines  the  high  non-conducting  qualities 
of  carbonate  of  magnesia  and  asbestos  in  a  light, 
highly  efficient  insulation.  It  is  recommended  for  high 
pressure  and  superheated  steam  surfaces.  Yig. 

ASBESTOCEL   SECTIONAL   PIPE   COVERING 

(Patented) 
FOR  MEDIUM  PRESSURE  STEAM  AND  HEATING  PIPES 

This  pipe  covering  is  built  on  the  arch  principle,  the  channels 
running  around  the  pipe  instead  of  lengthwise,  which  prevents  the 
circulation  of  air;  the  great  objection  to  ordinary  longitudinal  air 
cell  coverings. 

It  will  not  crush  down  or  lose  its  strength,  and  successfully 
withstands  vibration  and  hard  usage. 

Fig.   1129  PRICE    LIST— STANDARD    THICKNESSES 


1-1  5  °<~t 

Price, 
Per  Lineal 
Foot  i 

ll 

W 

11 

£a 

11 

U 

||| 

Inside 
Diameter 
of  Pipe, 
Inches 

Price, 
Per  Lineal 
Foot 

li 

W 

aj  rt 

HW 

11 

U 

IjJ 

i 
u 

2 

? 

$0.22 
.24 
.27 
.30 
.33 
.36 
.40 
.45 
.50 

$0.30 
.30 
.30 
.30 
.30 
.36 
.42 
.48 
.54 

$0.36 
.36 
.36 
.36 
.36 
.42 
.48 
.54 
.60 

$0.48 
.48 
.48 
.48 
.48 
.54 
.60 
.70 
.80 

$0.54 
.54 
.54 
.54 
.54 
.60 
.78 
.96 
1.20 

4 
4i 
5 
6 

7 
8 
9 
10 

$0.60 
.65 
.70 
.80 
1.00 
1.10 
1.20 
1.30 

$0.60 
.72 
.90 
1.30 
1.80 
2.40 
3.00 
3.60 

$0.75 
.90 
1.20 
1.60 
2.20 
3.00 
3.80 
4.60 

$0.95 
1.10 
1.50 
2.00 
2.80 
3.60 
4.40 
5.20 

$1.50 
1.85 
2.25 
2.80 
3.60 
4.40 
5.30 
6.20 

All    pipe    coverings    are    furnished    in    sections    three    feet    long,    with    canvas    jacket    and    metal 
bands.     Sections  are  split  lengthwise  to  allow  of  slipping  over  the  pipe. 

Fig.   1130 


ASBESTOS  CEMENT  AND  FELTING 

This  form  of  insulation  is  particularly  adapted  for 
irregular  surfaces  and  fittings  where  it  is  impossible  to  apply 
either  sectional  pipe  covering  or  blocks. 

Packed  in  bags,  dry,  to  be  mixed  with  water  and  applied 
by  hand  or  with  a  trowel. 

85   PER   CENT.   MAGNESIA   CEMENT 
A  compound  of  carbonate  of  magnesia  and  asbestos  fibres. 

In  60  pound  bags Per  bag  $7.50 

STANDARD   ASBESTOS    CEMENT    FELTING 
A    light,    porous    cement,    partaking    of    the    nature    of    a 
felt  and  cement  combined. 

In  120  pound  bags Per  bag  $6.00 

ASBESTOS  BLOCKS 

FOR   BOILERS,   HEATERS,    ETC. 


4-inch      Thick. 

3-inch  '      . 

s-inch  " 
1  -inch  " 
IjHnches  ' 
lj-inches  " 


Per    Square    Foot 


$0.27 
.27 
.30 
.30 
.34 


l$-inches 
l|-inches 
li-inches 
If-inches 
IJ-inches 
2  -inches 


Thick Per   Square   Foot 


$0.42 
.45 
.49 
.53 
.57 


85  Per  Cent.  Magnesia  Blocks — For  high  pressure  steam — are  furnished  in  blocks  3x18  inches 
or  6x36  inches  and  in  all  thicknesses  from  1  inch  up  to  4  inches. 

Asbestocel  Blocks — For  medium  pressure  steam — are  furnished  in  blocks  6x36  inches  and  in 
all  thicknesses  from  1  inch  up  to  4  inches. 

Asbestocel  can  also  be  furnished  in  sheets  3  feet  square,  or  in  blocks  of  special  sizes. 


412 


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Albany  Grease 


Albany  -Grease  is  a  pure  lubricant,  does  not  drip,  splash  or  waste  away;  self-acting,  runs  only 
while  shaft  is  in  motion.  No  drip  pans  required.  It  will  feed  perfectly  through  any  grease  cup. 

No.  0 — A  soft  grease,  used  in  extreme  cold  weather  on  exposed 
journals,  or  in  rooms  of  low  temperature.  Adapted  for  gears,  slides, 
chains,  elevator  ways,  mining  and  quarry  machinery. 

Atmospheric  melting  point,   50°   to   60°   Fahrenheit. 
No.   1 — A   medium   grease,    used    in   cold   weather   on   ordinary   jour- 
nals   and    slow-running    journals    with    heavy    pressure. 

Atmospheric   melting   point,    60°    to    80°    Fahrenheit. 
No.   2 — Commonly   known    as   winter    grease    in    most   engine    rooms. 
Used  in  moderate  and  warm  weather  on  shafting,   loose  pulleys,   friction 
clutches,    crank    pins,    main    bearings,    etc. 

Atmospheric   melting  point,   80°   to    100°    Fahrenheit. 
No.   3 — Commonly   known   as   summer   grease.      Adapted    for   all   sta- 
tionary,   marine   and   tug-boat    engines,    dynamos,    general    electrical    and 
high-speed    machinery,    motor   boats   and    automobiles,    bearings    of   gaso- 
line   engines,    fans,    blowers,    steam    shovels,    etc. 

Atmospheric    melting    point,     100°     to     110°     Fahrenheit. 
No.   X — A  heavy-bodied,   tough   grease   for  bearings  that  are   heavily 
loaded,   slightly  out  of  line,   or  for  some   reason  or  other   run   unusually   warm. 

Atmospheric   melting   point,    110°    to    125°    Fahrenheit. 

No.  XX— Has  a  higher  melting  point  and  will  overcome  lubricating  difficulties  beyond  the 
reach  of  No.  X. 

Atmospheric     melting    point,     125°     to     150°     Fahrenheit. 

No.  XXX — Especially  made  for  unusual  conditons  where  temperatures  surrounding  the  bear- 
ings are  high.  It  has  a  high  melting  point  and  great  lubricating  values. 

Atmospheric     melting     point,     150°     to     175°     Fahrenheit. 

The  quality  of  all  numbers  is  the  same,  the  difference  being  only  in  consistency.  Carried  in 
stock  in  5-pound  tin  cans  only,  but  can  be  furnished  on  special  orders  in  1,  10,  25  and  50-pound  tin 
cans,  kegs  weighing  about  125  pounds,  half  barrels  weighing  about  200  pounds,  and  barrels  weighing 
about  400  pounds. 


Fig.    1131 


In  1-pound   tin   cans    per  pound     $0.25   In  kegs    (about    125    pounds)  ...  .per  pound 

In  5,  10  and  25-pound  tin  cans..    "  .20   In  half  barrels  (about  200  pounds)   " 

In  50-pound   tin   cans    "          "  .18||ln  barrels    (about   400   pounds)..    " 


$0.14 
.13 
.12 


Dixon's  Flake  Graphite 

No.   632 —  1-pound  paper  cans   (36  in  a  case) each     $0.25 

No.   633 —  5-pound  tin  cans,  screw  top   (10   in  a  case)     '          1.00 
No.   634 — 10-pound  tin  cans,   screw  top    (   5  in  a  case)     "         2.00 


Fig.    H32 


Dixon's  Special  Graphite  No.  635 

Specially    intended    for    lubricating      gas      engine     cylinders, 
scientific       instruments,       light       and       close       fitting       bearings, 
spindles    and    bobbins    in    textile    mills,    for   the   maicing   of    lubri- 
cants  for  bicycle   chains  and   bearings.      Can  be  used   dry  or 
mixed   with   water,    alcohol,   benzine,   oil    or  grease,  tallow  or 
vaseline,  according  to  requirements. 

In  1-pound  tin  cans,  36  in  a  case Each  $0.40 


Dixon's  Graphite  Pipe-Joint  Compound 

The  modern,  perfect,  pipe-joint  compound.  In  every  way  superior  to  red  lead,  makes  better 
joints,  does  not  "set."  After  months  or  years  joints  will  yield  to  the  tongs  and  render  breaking 
unnecessary. 

Invaluable   to   plumbers,   machinists,    steam   and   gas   fitters. 

No.   693 —  1-pound    tin   cans    (36    in    a   case) each     $0.20 

No.   694 — •  5-pound    tin    cans    (12    in    a   case) ' 

No.   695 — 10-pound   tin    cans    (   6    in    a    case) " 


1.50 


International  Boiler  Compound 

Positively  removes  scaling  and  corrosion.  Prevents  the  boiler  from 
scaling  in  the  future.  Removes  rust.  Preserves  the  iron,  thereby 
prolonging  the  life  of  the  boiler.  It  attacks  the  minerals  contained 
in  the  water  and  destroys  their  hardening  qualities,  and  prevents  scale 
from  forming. 

Put  up  in  liquid,  powder  and  brick  form.  In  kegs  weighing  about 
125  pounds,  half  barrels  weighing  about  225  pounds,  and  barrels  weigh- 
ing about  500  pounds. 

Prices   upon   application. 


Fig.    1133 


FAIRBANKS,  MORSE  &  CO. 413 

Smooth-On  Products 


Fig.   1134 

SMOOTH-ON  IRON  CEMENT— Nos.  1  AND  2 

IN  BLUE  LABELED   CANS 

No.  1  is  quick  hardening.     No.  2  is  slow  hardening  and  hydraulic. 

These  are  chemical  Iron  Cements,  prepared  and  sold  in  powder  form,  for  repairing  leaks  or 
breaks  in  castings  and  for  making  connections  in  steam  or  hydraulic  work.  They  withstand  fire, 
water,  steam  or  oil  and  very  high  pressures.  Applied  as  a  paste  or  putty.  Must  be  applied  to  cold 
metal.  Expansion  and  contraction  when  hard,  the  same  as  cast  iron. 

SMOOTH-ON  ELASTIC  CEMENT— No.  3 

IN    GREY    LABELED    CANS 

This  is  an  Iron  Cement,  prepared  and  sold  in  paste  form  for  use  on  all  seams  of  boilers  or 
tanks,  to  stop  leaks,  for  boiler  patching  and  for  screw-thread  joints.  Also  for  repairing  very  fine 
cracks.  This  cement  is  hardened  by  heat.  Applied  as  a  paint,  paste  or  putty.  May  be  applied  to 
hot  or  cold  metal.  Expansion  and  contraction  when  hard,  the  same  as  cast  iron. 

SMOOTH-ON   CASTINGS— No.  4 

IN   YELLOW   LABELED    CANS 

This  is  a  chemical  Iron  Cement  for  repairing  blemishes,  blowholes  or  defects  in  iron  or  steel 
castings,  having  the  same  color  and  appearance.  Made  in  two  grades.  Prepared  and  sold  in  powder 
form.  Used  by  foundrymen.  Applied  as  a  pUtty. 


SMOOTH-ON  JOINTS— No.  5 


IN  RED  LABELED  CANS 

This  is  an  Iron  Caulking  Cement  for  bell  and  spigot  cast  iron  soil  and  greenhouse  pipes,  used  in 
place  of  caulking  lead  and  in  combination  with  lead. 

SMOOTH-ON  RIVET  IRON  CEMENT— No.  6 

IN   WHITE   LABELED    CANS 
FOR  BRIDGE  AND  SHIP  WORK 

This  is  a  Metallic  Cement  for  making  water  tight  joints  on  ships'  sides,  iron,  steel  or  wood. 
Bridge  work,  construction  work,  metal  skylights  and  vault  lights.  Withstands  temperature 
changes  and  salt  water.  Prepared  and  sold  in  putty  form. 

SMOOTH-ON  CORRUGATED  METAL  GASKETS 

These  Gaskets  are  made  from  sheets  of  specially  prepared  metal,  rolled  with  concentric  cor- 
rugations and  then  coated  with  one  application  of  Smooth-On  Elastic  Cement.  They  are  the  best 
gaskets  for  flanged  joints,  for  any  pressure  or  temperature,  for  steam,  water,  fire,  oil,  air  or  am- 
monia. 


Smooth-On  Iron  Cement — Nos.  1  and  2 — In    1,  5,   10  and  25-pound  tin  cans Per  pound 

Smooth-On   Elastic   Cement — No.   3          — In    1,   5,   10  and  25-pound  tin  cans " 

Smooth-On   Castings — No.   4  — In    1,   5,   10  and  25-pound  tin  cans.. 


$0.50 
.50 
.50 

Smooth-On  Joints — No.   5  — In    1,   5,   10  and  25-pound  tin  cans "  .50 

Smooth-On   Rivet    Iron    Cement — No.    6 — In    1,   5  and  10-pound  tin  cans "  .50 

Smooth-On  Corrugated  Metal  Gaskets — 1   cent  per  square  inch  surface  measurement. 


414 


FAIRBANKS,  MORSE  &  CO. 


Fig.    1135 


Waste 


FOR  WIPING  AND  CLEANING  ENGINES,  MACHINERY,  ETC. 
WHITE  COTTON 

No.  1 — Best   Grade,    per   pound Market 

No.   2 — Medium    Grade,    per    pound Market 

COLORED  COTTON 

No.  1 — Best    Grade,    per   pound Market 

No.  2 — Medium    Grade,    per    pound .'....  Market 

COLORED  WOOL 

No.  1 — Best    Grade,    per   pound Market 

IN  BALES  OF  ABOUT  100  POUNDS. 

Metals 

SOLDER 


Fig.   1136 

Half    and    Half — Guaranteed    half    each    tin    and    lead. 
Packed   100   pounds   in   a   box. 


GENUINE 


Babbitt  Metal 

COPPER  HARDENED 


Fig.  1138 


high-speed     machinery.        A     first-class 
metal  for  severe  requirements. 


An  amalgamation   of  pure  tin,   antimony   and 
copper.     Will  withstand  nine  tons  pressure  per 


Fig.    1137 
A    tin    alloy    of    superior    merit,    suitable    for 

babbitt  square   inch   without   showing   compression. 

For  heavy  high-speed   requirements. 

DIADEM  ANTI-FRICTION 


Fig.   1139 

Especially  suitable  for  moderate  speed  and  pressure  machinery,   sawmills,  machine  shops,   planing 
mills,  etc.     An  ideal  babbitt  metal  for  general  machine  work. 

WE  ALSO  CARRY  A  LARGE  STOCK  OF  BABBITT  METAL  NOS.   1,  2,  3  AND  4. 

ALL  PACKED  100  POUNDS  IN  A  BOX. 
PRICES   OF   METALS    FURNISHED   UPON   APPLICATION. 


Melting  Ladles 


STEEL  BOWL,  EITHER  SINGLE  OR  DOUBLE  LIPPED 
ONE  PIECE  WROUGHT   IRON  HANDLE 


Diameter  of  Bowl 
2£  inches 

3  inches 
3£  inches 

4  inches 

5  inches 
0     inches 


8     inches 


No.  147—  LIGHT  PATTERN 

Depth  of  Bowl  Capacity  in  Lead  Price  Per  Dozen 

I  inches  1  Ib.  —  2  oz.  $2.75 

1     inches  1  Ib.  —  13  oz.  3.50 

inches  2  Ibs.  —  15  oz.  4.00 

inches  4  Ibs.  —  11  oz.  4.75 

inches  7  Ibs.  —  11  oz.  6.50 

2j  inches  10  Ibs.  —  7  oz.  8.00 

$15.00 


\\  i 
1|  i 
2j  i 


No.  148— EXTRA  HEAVY  PATTERN 

3i  inches  33  Ibs. 


Steel  Shafting 

Cold  Rolled  Steel 

Tool  Steel 

Drill  Steel 

Refined  and  Norway  Iron 
Soft  and  Mild  Steel 

Steel  T  Rails 

Coal 

Coke 

Corrugated  Steel  Sheets 
Steel  Wire  Nails 

Wood  Screws 

Cap  and  Set  Screws 

Coach  and  Lag  Screws 

Machine  Bolts 

Common  Carriage  Bolts 
Turnbuckles 

Washers 

Nuts 

Pages  415  to  431  Inclusive 


416 


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O 


Steel  Shafting 

TURNED  AND  GROUND— HIGHLY  POLISHED 


Fig.    1141 

This  shafting  is  accurately  straightened,  round  and  true  to  size  and  can  be 
run  at  a  very  high  speed  without  heating  journals. 


Size, 
Inches 

Weight 
Per  Foot, 
Pounds 

Price, 
Per  Pound 

Size, 
Inches 

Weight 
Per  Foot, 
Pounds 

Price, 
Per  Pound 

Size, 
Inches 

Weight 
Per  Foot, 
Pounds 

Price, 
Per  Pound 

ft 

.09 

1 

If 

8.18 

1 

3ft 

31.56               $0.05i 

I 

.17 

f  $0.10 

1 

% 

8.77 

3i 

33.72 

1 

.26                   .081 

n 

9.39 

3f 

35.10 

i 

1* 

:£     I  ,,' 

lil 

2 

10.03 
10.68 

SH 
3f 

36.32 
37.56 

.05* 

1 

i 

.67 

} 

2i 

v 

11.36 

31 

40.12 

>ff 

.84 

I 

8J 

12.06 

3i| 

41.41 

j 

1  j 

1.04 
1.26 

>       .06 

S? 

12.78 
13.52 

4 

42.73 
46.84 

1 

1.50 

2i 

V 

14.28 

| 

4i 

48.24 

}•       .06 

| 

1.76 

21 

15.07 

[  $0.05 

41 

51.12 

2.04 

2i 

V 

15.87 

i 

4ft 

52.60 

1 

§ 

2.35 

21 

16.69 

4*                54.09 

| 

2.67 

2! 

9«r 

17.54 

4  11 

58.69 

1ft 

3.01 

.051 

21 

18.40 

4f 

60.27 

r      .061 

li 

3.38 

2' 

^. 

19.29 

4  If 

65.12 

ii3s 

3.77 

2i 

20.20 

5 

66.77 

. 
i 

li 

4.17 

2 

I 

21.13 

5ft 

71.86 

[ 

1ft 

4.60 

2i 

22.08 

5J 

73.60 

r 

if 

5.05 

2; 

I 

23.05 

5ft 

78.95 

j 

1ft 

5.52 

} 

3 

24.04 

5* 

80.80 

1 

6.01 

') 

3{ 

r 

26.08 

1 

51* 

86.38 

I            At-y  1 

lp 

6.52 

7.05 

.05 

3ft 
3} 

27.14 
28.21 

.05i 

5 

88.29 
94.14 

f      -071 

Itt 

7.60 

j 

3|                30.42           } 

6T6              96.13 

.08 

The  above  prices  on  sizes     ft  to  1J  inches  are  for  lengths  from  1  to  24  feet  long. 
The  above  prices  on  sizes  1ft  to  6     inches  are  for  lengths  from  5  to  24  feet  long. 
Turned  and  ground  steel  shafting  is  furnished  in  sizes  1ft  to  6  inches  in  diameter.     Sizes  smaller 
than  1ft  inches  in  diameter  are  cold  drawn. 

We  also  carry  a  complete  stock  of  cold  rolled  steel  shafting. 

NET  EXTRAS  FOR  SHORT  AND  LONG  LENGTHS 


For  lengths —  3  inches  to     5}|  inches  long 

For  lengths — -  6  inches  to  Hit  inches  long 

For  lengths — 12  inches  to  23  }f  inches  long 

For  lengths — 24  inches  to  59  j|  inches  long 

For  lengths — Over  24  feet  long  and  less  than  30  feet  long 50 

For  lengths — 30   feet  long  and  less  than   35   feet  long 1.00 

For  lengths — 35   feet  long  and  less  than   40   feet   long 1.50 

For  lengths — 40   feet  long  and  less  than   45   feet   long 2.00 

For  lengths — 45  feet  long  and  over 2.50 

For  lengths  shorter  than  3  inches  special  prices  will  be  quoted. 


.$1.00  per  hundred  pounds  net  extrj 

.50 
.      .25 

.10 


Pump  and  Piston  Rods 


.50  Per  Hundred  Pounds  Net  Extra  Above  Same  Size  and  Length  of  Shafting. 
STANDARD  KEYWAY  DIMENSIONS 


Size 
of  Shaft, 
Inches 

Width 
of  Key, 
Inches 

Depth 

Size 
of  Shaft, 
Inches 

Width 
of  Key, 
Inches 

Depth 

In  Shaft, 
Inches 

In  Hub, 

Inches 

In  Shaft, 
Inches 

In  Hub, 

Inches 

11  to  H 

1ft  to  if 

1ft  to  If 
lli  to  1^ 
111*0*1 

2T3ir  to  2| 
2T7*  to  2| 

2H  to  n 

2  1|  to  3* 

f 

i 

f* 

1 

& 
& 
ft 

52 

I 

& 

! 

3  A  to  3| 
3T7s  to  3| 
3  1|  to  3J 

34|  to  4f 
4T7*  to  41 
4}£to5S 
5T7*  to  5£ 
51f  to  6 

j| 

if 

J| 
if 
ii 

M 

& 

& 

1 

32 

ft 
» 

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417 


Cold  Rolled  Steel  Squares 

FOR  SCREWS,  NUTS,  BOLTS,  KEYS,  SPLINES  AND  SQUARE  SHAFTS 


Fig.   1142 


Size, 
Inches 

Weight 
Per  Foot, 
Pounds 

Price, 
Per  Pound 

Weight 
Size,          Per  Foot, 
Inches         Pounds 

Price, 
Per  Pound 

Size, 
Inches 

Weight 
Per  Foot, 
Pounds 

Price, 
Per  Pound 

i 

.213 

1 

li                  4.31 

2 

13.61 

P 

.332 
.479 

j>$0.12 

1ft                4.79 
li                  5.32 

2ft 
8f 

14.46 
15.35 

P 

.652 

^850 

J 

1ft                5.85 
If                  6.43 

2ft 

16.27 
17.22 

ft 

1.08 

.10 

1ft                7.02 

2ft 

18.19 

H 

1.34 
1.61 

r        **v 

1^                  7.65 
1ft                8.30 

j,$0.08 

2§ 

2ft 

19.18 
20.20 

$0.08 

1.92 

| 

If                  8.98 

2*                21.26 

1 

2.25 

1ft                9.68 

if 

23.43 

2.60 

.08 

If                10.42 

25.72 

if 

2.99 

lit              11.17 

2  if 

29.34 

1   ' 

3.40 

11               11.95 

3 

30.61 

.1 

1ft 

3.84 

J 

lit              12.76 

. 

The  above  prices  are  for  lengths  from  5  to  24  feet  long. 

NET  EXTRAS  FOR  SHORT  LENGTHS 

For  lengths —  3  inches  to     5  If  inches  long $1.00  per  hundred  pounds  net  extra 

For  lengths —  6  inches  to  11  if  inches  long 50     "  "  "  "         " 

For  lengths — 12  inches  to  23}f  inches  long 50     "  "  "  "         " 

For  lengths — 24  inches  to  59 jf  inches  long 25     "  "  "  "         " 

For  lengths  shorter  than  3  inches  and  longer  than  24  feet  special  prices  will  be  quoted. 


o 

Fig.    1143 


Cold  Rolled  Steel  Hexagons 

FOR  SCREWS,  NUTS,  BOLTS,   ETC. 


Size, 
Inches 

Weight 
Per  Foot, 
Pounds 

Price, 
Per  Pound 

Size, 
Inches 

Weight 
Per  Foot, 
Pounds 

Price, 
Per  Pound 

Size, 
Inches 

Weight 
Per  Foot, 
Pounds 

Price, 
Per  Pound 

't- 

.19 
.29 
.41 

[$0.10 

f 

if 

1.91 
2.25 

2.58 

$0.07i 

i 

5.57 
6.07 
6.62 

1 

.56 

V      .08 

l 

2.94       | 

\                7.17 

i 

% 

.74 

} 

ift 

3.32 

07 

| 

7.76 

1  $0.07 

ft 

.93 

} 

li 

3.73 

% 

8.37 

f 

1.15 

.07* 

1ft 

4.15 

| 

9.00 

li 

1.40 

f 

li                  4.60 

10.32 

J 

2 

1.66 

1ft 

5.07 

J 

i 

The  above  prices  are   for  lengths   from   5  to   24   feet  long. 

NET  EXTRAS  FOR  SHORT  LENGTHS 

For  lengths —  3  inches  to     5lf  inches  long $1.00  per  hundred  pounds  net  extra 

For  lengths —  6  inches  to  ll}f  inches  long 50     "     *      " 

For  lengths — 12  inches  to  23{f  inches  long 25     " 

For  lengths — 24  inches  to  59jf  inches  long 10     " 

For  lengths  shorter  than  3  inches  and  longer  than  24  feet  special  prices  will  be  -quoted. 


Fig.   1144 


Cold  Rolled  Steel  Flats 

FOR   FINGER   BARS,   KNIFE   BACKS,    KEYS,    ENGINE   GUIDES, 
ELEVATOR  SLIDES,  ETC. 


Width— Inches 


Thickness, 
Inches 

i 

ft 
to 

H 

1 
to 
1 

1ft 
to 
H 

1ft 
to 
11 

lit 
to 
2 

2ft 
to 
2i 

2ft 
to 
2* 

2ft 
to 
2| 

2lf 
to 
3 

3ft 
to 
« 

ft  to    ft 

$0  14 

$0  14 

$0  10 

$0  10 

$0  08 

$0  08 

i  and  ft 

.14 

14 

10 

10 

08 

08 

i  and  ft 
f  and  H 
fto    If 
1    to  1ft 

.10 
.10 

.08 
.08 
.08 

.08 
.08 
.08 
08 

.08 
.08 
.08 
08 

.08 
.08 
.08 
08 

$0.08 
.08 
.08 
08 

$0.08 
.08 
.08 
08 

$0.08 
.08 
.08 
08 

$0.08 
.08 
.08 
08 

$0.10 
.10 
.10 
10 

1*  to  \\\ 

08 

08 

08 

08 

08 

08 

10 

if  to  lif 

08 

08 

08 

08 

08  • 

10 

2    to  2ft 

08 

08 

08 

08 

10 

2i  to  2ft 

08 

08 

.08  I 

.10 

2*  to  2H 

08 

.08  1 

.10 

2f  to  2  If 

.08  | 

.10 

The  above  prices  are  for  lengths  from  5  to  24  feet  long. 

For  lengths  shorter  than   5  feet  and  longer  .than   24   feet  special   prices  will  be  quoted. 


418 


FAIRBANKS,  MOUSE  &  CO. 


Canton  Tool  Steel 


Fig.   1145 

Especially  adapted  for  making  axes,  edge  tools,  rock  drills,  sledges,  ham- 
mers, blacksmith  and  track  tools,  granite,  marble  and  quarry  tools,  and  for  other 
general  purposes. 

Canton  Pick  Steel 

SAME  EXTRAS  AS   CANTON  TOOL  STEEL 

Tool  and  Pick  Steel  Classification 

EXTRAS   PER  HUNDRED   POUNDS 

ROUND,  SQUARE  AND  OCTAGON 


f  TO   2   INCHES   BASE 


2 

ft 
I 


inch Extra,  $18.00  §  to  T7ff    inch. 

"     "  10.00  ft  to  4 

'     "  5.00  24  to  3       " 

to   5%      "     .  . 3.00  34  to  4       " 

to   la      "     "  2.00  44  to  5       " 


Extra,  $1.00 
.      "  .50 

.      "          1.00 
.      "          1.50 
2.00 


54   to   6   inch. 
64   to   7       " 
74   to   8       " 


•  Extra,  $2.50 
.  "  3.00 
.  "  3.50 


I  TO 

inch 


to  i 
to  7 
to  8 


to    f 
to    2 

ftx24    to    7 


4xft 
4x74 

ftx  i 
ftxft 
ftx  f 


.Ex 

ra,  $20.00 
15.00 

ftx74    to    8 
ixT55    &     f 

8.00 

ixft    to    f 

4.00 

JxH    to    2 

3.00 

ix24    to    7 

2.00 

ix74    to    8 

3.00 

ftx  |    to    f 

5.00 
4.00 

ftxH    to    8 
§xTV    to    8 

3.00 

ftx  i    to    8 

2.00 

ixft    to    8 

1.50 

ftx24    to    8 

1.00 

FLAT 

x  ft  TO  2  INCHES  BASE 

to  8  inch.  .  .Extra,  $2.00 
2.00 
1.50 
1.50 
1.00 
2.00 
1.50 
1.00 
1.00 
1.00 
1.00 
1.00 


f  to  2  x24  to  7  inch. Extra,  $1.00 

f  to  l}x?4  to  8  1.00 

If  to  2  x74  to  8  1.50 

24  to  3  x24  to  5  1.00 

24  to  3  x54  to  8  1.50 

34  to  4  x34  to  6  1.50 

34  to  4  x64  to  8  2.00 

44  to  5  x44  to  7  2.00 

44  to  5  x74  to  8  2.50 

54  to  6  x54  to  8  2.50 

64  to  7  x64  to  7  3.00 

64  to  8  x74  to  8  "                    3.50 


ALL    DIMENSIONS    INCLUSIVE— INTERMEDIATE     SIZES    TAKE    THE    NEXT    HIGHER 

PRICE  THROUGHOUT. 


Canton  Drill  Steel 


WARRANTED 


Grooved 
Fig.    1146 


Octagon 
Fig.    1147 


Canton  Drill  Steel  is  a  strictly  hammered  steel  made  exclusively  from  one 
brand  of  stock  which  the  experience  of  years  has  demonstrated  to  be  the  best 
for  producing  the  greatest  combination  of  hardness  and  toughness. 

CARRIED  IN  STOCK  IN  THE  FOLLOWING  SIZES 


Grooved    . . 
Octagon    . . 


II, 


it, 


IS, 
14, 


H, 
11, 


1J  and  2     inches 
If  and   1^  inches 


FAIRBANKS,  MORSE  &  CO. 


419 


Refined  and  Norway  Iron 

NATIONAL   CLASSIFICATION 
EXTRAS  PER  HUNDRED  POUNDS 

ROUND  AND  SQUARE 


1      to  1  J    inch  

Base                 &  to   +i   inch     

Extra, 

$0.20 
.30 
.40 
.50 
.70 
.90 
1.40 
2.50 

$0.40 
.30 
.20 
.30 
.50 

$1.30 
1.00 
.80 
.60 
.50 
.40 
.50 

2     to  2| 

Extra    $0  20 

i  to   ft 

3     to  3* 

50 

T7ff     tO     if 

« 

3|  to  4 

80 

§  to   M             .... 

ii 

44  to   4^             

1  00 

ft  to  M            

« 

4£  to  5               

1  30 

^    tO     392                   

M 

54  to  6               
|  to     |             

1.80 
10 

/2   inch    

« 

vW        "     . 

n 

11  to  4     x  s     to   1     inch    .  . 

FLAT 

Base                 2  to      44x3  tn  2     inch     .    .. 

Extra, 

4^  to   6     x  §     to  1               .  .  . 

Extra    $0  10 

4^  to  6     xi  to   ft      "     

1^    tO     4        xj    tO     75g        "       

If  to  4     xlft   to  1* 

"            .30 

4J  to  6     xlft   to   H 

"              40 

1     to   If  xi  to   i5g      " 

>i 

U  to   1|  x  f     to  1 
1     to   Iftx  §     to     |            .  .  . 

"            .10 
"            .20 

ftO        TsXl    tO     i5i-        " 

« 

Extra, 

4x  -it  inch     

REFINED  IRON  BANDS 

Extra     $1  40                 Ax   A   inch     

1  10 

jtx  I     "     

90 

3  x    3.       " 

M 

70 

T5A    4                  

•jg^X    ^ 

« 

60 

M 

4xl-J  to  4            " 

50 

fVxll   to  4            " 

« 

4x4i  to  6            "      . 

.60 

T3ffx4i  to  6            "      , 

'< 

Soft  or  Mild  Steel 

CLASSIFICATION    ADOPTED    OCTOBER    1st,    1909 
EXTRAS  PER  HUNDRED   POUNDS 

ROUND  AND  SQUARE 


3 
i7« 

1 
l 
1 

il 
14 
i:l 

I 

to  3t*g   inch      

.  .    .  .          Base 

34  to  3ft 
3|  to   4ft 
44  to  4ft 
4|  to   5 
54  to  5* 
5$  to  6 
64  to  6* 
6«  to   7ft 

J  to   4x/2 
fxft   inch 
|xT35   inch 
£x4     inch 

ROUND 

§   inch 

inch                         Extra,   $0.15 

to      }%      "     

.Extra    $0  10 

"            .25 

to     ft     "      

20 

"            .30 

inch 

40 

"              40 

50 

"             50 

ii 

70 

"            .75 

a 

1  00 

'                                              ,      "          1.00 

It 

2  50 

"          1.25 

FLAT 

to  6  x  §  to  1        inch 

Base 

HALF—  OVAL 

to  \  inch                              Extra,  $0.50 

to  6  x  J  to      ft            
to     Jx  g  to     J             ... 

..Extra,   $0.20 
40 

"           .80 

to     fx  i  to     ft           ... 

50 

"          1.00 

to  6  xl4 

10 

to  6  xl^  to  14             

20 

...      "          1.30 

to  6  xlf  to  2 

30 

to  2  inch  

HALF— 

Extra    $0  50 

Extra    $1  00 

inch    . 

,      "            .80 

4  inch     . 

1.30 

420 


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Steel  T  Rails 


Fig.   1143 

In  Random  Lengths   14  to  20   Feet. 


Weight    per    yard     

8 

12 

16 

20 

Height   of  rail    

If 

2 

2f 

2§ 

Width  of  flange    

It 

14 

2i 

2* 

Width  of  head     

...    .  inches 

it 

1 

1« 

IJi 

420 

280 

210 

168 

Gross  tons  per  mile  of  single  track  
Size  track  bolt   required 

12.57 
axii 

18.86 
3xia 

25.14 

gxo 

31.43 
lxo 

Size  track  spike    required 

5    or  axo4 

5XQ 

ax3i 

4x3* 

Rails    per 

Four-hole  fish  plates  complete  with  bolts 

Track  Bolts 

WITH   UNITED   STATES   STANDARD   SQUARE   NUTS 


Fig.  1149 


Size 

Short 

Approximate 

T-\  '                      , 

For 

1>j       i 

A    J 

Diameter, 
Inches 

Length, 
In'ches 

of  Nut, 
Inches 

Weight  Rails, 
Per  Yard 

Per  Keg  of 
200  Pounds 

Over  Base, 
Per  100  Pounds 

a 

H 

u 

8 

1740 

$3.15 

g 

If 

ii 

12 

1600 

2.90 

| 

2 

11. 

16 

1480 

2.65 

\ 

2 

1 

20 

900 

1.25 

Track  Spikes 

CHISEL  POINT— HOOK  HEAD 


Fig.    1150 


Size 

Approximate 

For 

•Vj-           i 

*     1 

Thickness  of  Shank, 
Inches 

Length, 
Inches 

Weight  Rails, 
Per  Yard 

Per  Keg  of 

200  Pounds 

Over  Base, 
Per  100  Pounds 

1&5 

2* 

8  to   10 

2260 

$0.60 

§ 

2$ 

8  to   16 

1625 

.40 

1 

3 

12   to   14 

1400 

.30 

1 

84 

16  to  18 

1248 

.30 

} 

3i 

18  to  25 

760 

.10 

Fig.  1151 


Blacksmiths'  Coal 

Genuine  George's  Creek  Cumberland  Coal  is  unsurpassed 
for  heavy  forging  and  welding,  and  is  particularly  adapted  for 
the  use  of  blacksmiths,  machinists,  boiler-makers  and  all  iron 
and  steel  workers. 

In    sacks    Per    ton,    $ 

Foundry  Coke 

Tn    sacks    Per    ton,    $ 


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421 


Corrugated  Steel  Sheets 


Fig.   1152 

These    sheets   are   26  inches   wide   after   corrugating.     2^-inch   corrugations. 
Will  lay  24  inches  to  the  weather. 
GALVANIZED 

NUMBER  26  GAUGE 


Length, 
Feet 

Number  of  Square  Feet, 
Per  Sheet 

Number  of  Sheets, 
Per  Square 

Number  of  Sheets, 
Per  Bundle 

Weight  Per  Square, 
Pounds 

6 
7 
8 
9 
10 
12 

13. 
15.166 
17.333 
19.500 
21.666 
26. 

7.692 
6.593 
5.770 
5.128 
4.616 
3.846 

10 
10 
10 
10 
10 
10 

98 
98 
98 
98 
98 
98 

PAINTED 


NUMBER  28  GAUGE 


Length, 
Feet 

Number  of  Square  Feet, 
Per  Sheet 

Number  of  Sheets, 
Per  Square 

Number  of  Sheets, 
Per  Bundle 

Weight  Per  Square, 
Pounds 

6 
7 
8 
9 
10 

13. 
15.166 
17.333 
19.500 
21.666 

7.692 
6.593 
5.770 
5.128 
4.616 

10 
10 
10 
10 
10 

68 
68 
68 
68 
68 

FT. 


~_ F-T- - 

For   Shed    Roof 
Fig.   1153 


HOW  TO  ORDER 

If  the  number  and 
size  of  sheets  cannot 
readily  be  determined, 
fill  out  the  dimen- 
sions on  a  diagram 
similar  to  the  sketch- 
es shown  and  fill  out 
only  the  measure- 
ments of  that  part  of 
the  building  you  wish 

rnvered. 

Ridge  Caps 


.FIT. JN- 

For  Ridge  Roof 
Fig.   1154 


FOR  USE  ON  COMB  OR  RIuGE  OF  ROOF 


Angle  Ridge  Cap  Roll   Ridge  Cap 

Fig.   1155  Fig.   1156 

Angle  Ridge  Cap — Galvanized,  No.  26  gauge  sheet  steel,  in  8  foot  lengths.  ...  Per  lineal  foot  $ 

Angle  Ridge  Cap —       Painted.   No.  28  gauge  sheet  steel,  in   8  foot  lengths....    "          "          "     $ 

Roll   Ridge  Cap— Galvanized,   No.   26  gauge  sheet  steel,  3-inch  roll,   in   8   foot 

lengths      "          "          "     $ 

LEAD  WASHERS 

These  washers  make  an  absolutely  water- 
tight joint  on  corrugated  or  flat  sheets  and  will 
prevent  rust  below  the  nail-head  and  the  nail- 


BARBED  ROOFING  NAILS 


head  from  cutting  into  the  sheet.  One  pound 
contains  about  325  washers  and  will  put  on 
2  to  3  squares. 

Price Per    pound    $0.50 


In  laying  corrugated  or  flat  sheets,  2-inch 
No.  9  galvanized  barbed  roofing  nails  are 
generally  used.  They  will  average  about  103 
nails  to  the  pound.  It  is  estimated  that  one 
sheet  requires  about  10  nails. 

Price Per   pound   $ .... 


422 


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Steel  Wire  Nails 

IN  100  POUND  KEGS 


I* 

k  — 

Wf^R**^^22*!22S^^^^^^^^^S 

Common    Nails 
Fig.    1157 

^-     nrnu 

inn  

-^   b^iffiiiL^^__^-_ 

hte: 

Fence  Nails 
Fig.   1158 

Shingle    Nails 
Fig.  1159 
_«^_   ft-minn  %^ 

Tobacco  Nails 
Fig.  1160 

IN 

Flooring  Brads 
Fig.    1161 

•y-ff£f**~****t°*r-~^^ 

Common   Brads 
Fig.   1162 

Barbed    Car    Nails — Heavy 

Fig.    1163 
When  ordering  Barbed  Car  Nails,  be  sure  to  specify  whether  light  or  heavy,  annealed  or  bright. 


|mmi             ^yTMrr—  -•    ~          —  ^^m 

Casing   Nails                                     Smooth   Box   Nails 
Fig.  1164                                                    Fig.    1165 

Finishing  Nails 
Fig.   1166 

Slating    Nails                            Fine  Nails                             Barrel  Nails 
Fig.    1167                                 Fig.    1168                                 Fig.    1169 

Ikrrrf                       ,,  — 

Barbed    Roofing   Nails 
Fig.    1170 

Clinch  Nails 

Fig.  1171 
Annealed  or  bright.     Bright  clinch  nails  will  be  furnished  unless  otherwise  ordered. 


Hinge    Nails — Heavy  Hinge      Nails — Heavy  Hinge  Nails — Light 

Oval   Head  Countersunk     Head  Countersunk  Head 

Fig.  1172  Fig.    1173  Fig.   1174 

Chisel  or  diamond  point.     Chisel  point  hinge  nails  will  be  furnished  unless  otherwise  ordered. 
When  ordering  hinge  nails,   specify  whether  oval  or  countersunk  head,   light  or   heavy,   annealed 
or  bright. 


Boat   Nails — Light 
Fig.  1175 


Barbed    Dowel   Pins 
Fig.  1177 


Spikes 
Oval   Head — Chisel   Point 

Fig.    1176 
When  ordering  spikes,  specify  whether  flat  head,  diamond  point,  or  oval  head,  chisel  point. 

ADVANCES  ON  STEEL  WIRE  NAILS  IN  KEGS  - 

ORIGINALLY  ADOPTED  AND  EFFECTIVE  DECEMBER  1st,  1896 

REVISED    FEBRUARY   1st,    1910 
EXTRAS  PER  HUNDRED  POUNDS 


COMMON,      FENCE, 
SHINGLE,  TOBACCO, 
FLOORING    AND 

FINISHING   NAILS 
lOd     and     larger.  ..  .$0.25 
8d     and     9d                      35 

BARREL  NAILS 
li-inch     $0.60 
l|-inch                                    50 

HINGE   NAILS 

(Annealed  or  Bright) 

COMMON    BRADS 

4d     $0  80 

20d    to      60d  Base 
lOd    to       16d  $0.05 

6d     and     7d  45 
4d     and     5d  65 

3d                                          85 

ls-inch      40 
li-inch     30 

6d    70 
8d    60 

8d     and     9d  10 

2d                                      1  15 

lOd    and    larger  50 

6d     and     7d  20 

4d     and     5d  30 

SLATING  NAILS 

J-inch     65 

2d    70 

3d                                            60 

1      and    H-inch  60 

Hinge 

BARBED     COMMON 
AND     BARBED     CAR 

4d    40 
5d    40 

1  j    and    1^-inch  55 
li    and    If  -inch  45 
2   -inch                                  35 

SPIKES 

NAILS 
15     cents     advance     over 
Common. 

6d    30 

FINE   NAILS 
2d,   1  x!6|    $1.00 

CONE    HEAD    BARBED 
ROOFING  NAILS 
2-inch,  No.  9,  plain     .$0.60 

All   sizes  to   9-mch.  .$0.10 
10-inch   and   larger..      .25 
Special  gauges  10  cents 

SMOOTH  BOX  NAILS 

2d,   1  x!7,  extra  fine  1.10 
3d,   l£x!5    50 

2-inch,  No.  9,  gal- 
vanized         1.60 

BARBED  DOWEL  PINS 

8d     and     9d  25 
6d     and     7d  35 

4d     and     5d                      50 

3d,   Hxl6,  extra  fine     .65 
4d,   I*xl4     50 

CLINCH    NAILS 
(Annealed  or  Bright) 
2d    $1.05 

f-inch     $1.25 
f-inch     1.00 
|-inch     85 

3d                                         70 

BARREL    NAILS 

3d            .             .      .         85 

2d                                      1  00 

f-inch      $1.35 

4d     and     5d                       65 

ls-inch                                    60 

Barbed    Box    Nails     15 

f-inch      1.00 

6d     and     7d  55 

H-inch                                    60 

|-inch      85 

8d     and     9d  45 

Ill-inch                                    60 

Smooth    Box    Nails. 

1   -inch     .                            .70 

lOd      to      20d..                 .35 

U-inch      .                             .60 

Annealed  nails  (except  clinch  and  hinge),  15  cents  extra.     Blued  nails,  25  cents  extra. 
For  galvanizing  all  standard  nails  (except  3d  and  4d  shingle),  $1.00  per  100  pounds. 
For  galvanizing  3d  and  4d  shingle  nails,  75  cents  per  100  pounds. 


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Fig.  1178 


Iron  Wood  Screws 

FLAT  AND  ROUND  HEAD 

PER  GROSS 
List   Adopted   July  22nd,    1903 


Fig.  1179 


No. 

i-INCH 

Gross 
$0  72 

No. 

o 

i-INCH 
Gross 

.    $0.72 

No. 
1. 

i-INCH 
Gross 
...        $0  72 

No 
1. 

I-INCH 

Gross 

$0  72 

No 
2 

I-INCH 
Gross 

$0  72 

1 

1 

72 

2.  . 

72 

2. 

72 

3 

75 

2 

72 

2 

72 

3.  . 

72 

3. 

72 

4 

78 

3 

72 

3. 

72 

4.  . 

75 

4. 

75 

5 

82 

4 

.  .      .72 

4. 

72 

5.. 

.78 

5. 

78 

6 

85 

5 

75 

6.  . 

...                  80 

6 

82 

7 

90 

6. 

78 

g4 

7 

86 

g 

95 

7. 

82 

8.  . 

90 

g 

9 

1  00 

8. 

88 

9.  . 

96 

9. 

98 

10 

1  10 

9 

94 

10. 

1  05 

10 

1  07 

11 

1  15 

11.  . 

1  10 

11 

1  12 

12 

1  25 

12.. 

1.20 

12. 

1.20 

13. 

1  35 

13. 

1.25 

14. 

1  50 

14. 

1.30 

Ifi. 

1.80 

No. 
2 

i-INCH 

Gross 

$0  74 

No. 
4 

1-INCH 
Gross 
$0.84 

No. 
3.  . 

li-INCH 
Gross 
$0.88 

No. 
3 

li-INCH 
Gross 
$0  98 

No 
5 

12-INCH 
Gross 
$1  30 

3 

78 

5.  . 

87 

4.  . 

92 

4 

1  05 

6 

1  35 

4 

82 

6.  . 

92 

5.  . 

98 

5 

1  10 

7 

1  45 

5 

85 

7.  . 

98 

6.. 

1.05 

6. 

1  15 

g 

1  50 

g 

90 

g 

.  .    1  05 

7.  . 

1  10 

7 

1  20 

9 

1  55 

7 

94 

9 

1.10 

8.  . 

1  15 

g 

1  30 

10 

1  60 

g 

1  00 

10.  . 

1.20 

9.  . 

1.20 

9 

1  35 

11 

1  70 

9 

1  05 

11.  . 

1.30 

10.  . 

1.30 

10 

1  40 

12 

1  80 

10 

1  15 

12.  . 

1.40 

11.  . 

1.40 

11. 

1  50 

13 

2  00 

11 

1  25 

13 

1  60 

12.  . 

1  55 

12 

1  65 

14 

2  25 

12 

1  35 

14 

1.70 

13.  . 

1  70 

13 

1  80 

15 

2  60 

13 

1  45 

15.  . 

2.00 

14.  . 

1.90 

14 

2  00 

16 

2  90 

14 

1  55 

16.  . 

2.50 

15.  . 

2.15 

15. 

2  35 

17 

3  50 

16 

2  00 

18 

2  80 

16. 

2  50 

16 

2  80 

18 

4  oo 

18.  . 

3  30 

18 

3  go 

20 

4  50 

20.. 

4.00 

20. 

4.30 

9? 

5.20 

No. 
5 

2-INCH 

Gross 
$1  45 

No. 
5.  . 

2i-INCH 
Gross 
$1.55 

No. 
5.  . 

2HNCH 
Gross 
$1.90 

No. 
6 

2f-INCH 

Gross 
.    .    $2  40 

No. 

g 

3-INCH 
Gross 
$3  05 

g 

50 

6 

1  60 

6.  . 

...              2  00 

7 

2  60 

9 

3  10 

55 

7 

1.65 

7.  . 

2  10 

g 

2  70 

10 

3  15 

g 

60 

g 

1.75 

8.  . 

2  20 

9 

2  80 

11 

3  20 

9 

65 

9 

1.85 

9.  . 

2.30 

10 

2  90 

12 

3  30 

lo 

75 

10.  . 

1.95 

10.. 

2.40 

11 

3  00 

13 

3  40 

11 

1  85 

11 

2  05 

11.  . 

2  50 

12 

3  10 

14 

3  50 

12 

2  00 

12 

.    2  20 

12.  . 

2  60 

13 

3  20 

15 

3  80 

13 

2  20 

13 

2.35 

13.  . 

2  70 

14 

3  30 

16 

4  20 

]  4 

2  45 

14 

2.65 

14.  . 

2.90 

15 

3  60 

18 

5  50 

15 

2  75 

15.  . 

3.10 

15.. 

3.30 

16. 

3.90 

20. 

6  50 

16 

3  10 

16 

3  50 

16.  . 

.  .  .               3  65 

17 

4  50 

22 

7  50 

17 

3  70 

17 

3.g5 

17.  . 

4  20 

18 

5  00 

24 

8  70 

18 

4  20 

18. 

4.55 

18.  . 

4  70 

20. 

6  10 

26 

10  50 

20 

4  80 

20.  . 

5.30 

20.. 

5.80 

22. 

7.20 

22. 

5.50 

22.. 

6.10 

22.. 

6.70 

24. 

8.50 

No. 
g 

3HNCH 

Gross 
$3  90 

No. 
10 

4-INCH 

Gross 
$5  20 

No. 
12 

4i-INCH 
Gross 
$7  00 

No. 
12 

5-INCH 

Gross 
$8  10 

No. 
12 

6-INCH 
Gross 
$10  00 

9 

4  00 

11 

5  30 

13.  . 

7.20 

13 

8  30 

13 

.    10  30 

10 

4  10 

12.  . 

5  40 

14.  . 

7.60 

14. 

8  60 

14. 

11.00 

11 

4.20 

13.  . 

5.60 

15.  . 

7.85 

15. 

9.10 

15. 

11.60 

12 

4  30 

14 

5  90 

16 

8.15 

16 

9  70 

16 

12  40 

13 

4  40 

15 

6  20 

17.  . 

8.60 

17  . 

.  .    .    .        10  10 

17 

.      13  00 

14 

4  50 

16.  . 

6  50 

18.  . 

9.15 

18. 

11  00 

18. 

14.50 

15 

4.75 

18.  . 

7.60 

20.  . 

9.85 

20. 

11.50 

20. 

16.00 

16 

4  95 

20 

8  60 

22 

11.20 

22. 

13  00 

22 

18  00 

18 

6  15 

22 

9  70 

24.  . 

13.50 

24. 

15  00 

24. 

20.00 

20 

7  30 

24 

11  20 

26 

16  00 

26 

18  00 

26 

23  00 

22.  . 

8.70 

26.  v 

14.00 

28.  . 

18.50 

28. 

21.00 

28. 

27.00 

24 

10  20 

28 

16  00 

30 

21.50 

30. 

24  00 

30 

30.50 

26. 

12.00 

30.. 

18.50 

One   gross  in   a  box. 
a  package. 


to    1J    inches,    smaller   than   No.    17,    10   gross,    larger    sizes    5    gross    in 


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Cap  Screws 


Fig.   1180 

HEXAGON    HEAD— "V"    THREAD    EXACT 
PER   HUNDRED 


Diameter  of  sc 
Diameter  of  he 
Length  of  heac 
Threads   per   in 

& 
20 

t 

ft 

18 

! 

16 

14 

i 
12 

| 

12 

11 

i 

1 
10 

f 

9 

1 

li 

8 

ad    " 

" 

ch  

u 

fi 

W 

2$ 

|| 
if 

'     CO. 

1 
<U 
J 

| 

i 

u 

1* 

is 

2 
2i 
2* 
Sf 

3 
81 

3* 
3f 

4J 
*I 

4 

5 

$3.00 
3.00 
3.15 
3.25 
3.50 
3.75 
4.00 
4.25 
4.70 
5.25 
5.75 
6.25 

$3.25 
3.25 
3.40 
3.50 
3.75 
4.00 
4.25 
4.85 
5.35 
5.80 
6.30 
6.80 

$3.75 
3.75 
3.90 
4.00 
4.25 
4.50 
4.85 
5.20 
5.55 
6.00 
6.65 
7.20 

$4.50 
4.50 
4.70 
4.90 
5.30 
5.70 
6.10 
6.50 
7.15 
7.50 
7.90 
8.40 
9.15 
9.75 
10.50 
11.10 

$5.70 
5.80 
5.90 
6.50 
7.10 
7.70 
8.30 
8.90 
9.50 
10.10 
10.70 
11.50 
12.30 
13.10 
13.90 

$9.25 
9.50 
10.00 
10.75 
11.50 
12.60 
13.60 
14.40 
15.20 
16.00 
17.30 
18.60 
19.90 

$9.25 
9.50 
10.00 
10.75 
11.50 
12.60 
13.60 
14.40 
15.20 
16.00 
17.30 
18.60 
19.90 
21.20 
22.50 

$12.50 
12.50 
13.50 
14.50 
15.50 
16.50 
17.50 
19.00 
20.60 
22.10 
23.70 
25.30 
26.90 
28.50 
30.10 
31.70 

$18.40 
18.40 
19.70 
21.00 
22.40 
23.70 
25.00 
26.40 
28.20 
30.00 
31.80 
33.60 
35.40 
37.20 
39.00 
40.80 

$22.75 
22.75 
25.00 
27.25 
29.50 
31.75 
34.00 
36.25 
38.50 
40.75 
43.00 
45.25 
47.50 
49.75 
52.00 

Add  for  each  i 

inch  longer.  .  . 

$0.40 

.50 

.60 

.70  1       .80 

1.30 

1.30         1.60 

1.80 

2.25 

Set  Screws 


Fig.  1181 
SQUARE  HEAD— CASE  HARDENED— "V"  THREAD  EXACT 

CUP  POINT 
PER   HUNDRED 


i 

ft 

f 

1 

& 

| 

£ 

l 

1 

ch    

20 

18 

16 

15- 

14 

12 

12 

11 

10 

9 

g 

,  i 

$1.80 

$2.00 

$2.35 

1 

1.90 

2.10 

2.45 

$2.80 

$3  30 

<u 

2.00 

2.20 

2.50 

2.90 

3.40 

$5  00 

$5  00 

7 

2.10 

2.30 

2.60 

3.00 

3.60 

5.50 

5.50 

ti 

w 

aj 

11 

K  . 
ll 

1 

21 
»l 
2f 

3 
31 

2.15 
2.30 
2.50 
2.75 
3.25 
3.75 
4.25 
4.75 
5.25 

2.35 
2.50 
2.70 
3.00 
3.50 
4.00 
4.50 
5.00 
5.50 

2.65 
2.85 
3.10 
3.50 
4.00 
4.50 
5.00 
5.50 
6.00 

3.10 
3.50 
4.00 
4.50 
5.15 
5.75 
6.35 
6.75 
7.20 
7  60 

3.80 
4.30 
4.80 
5.40 
6.00 
6.75 
7.50 
8.25 
9.00 
9  75 

5.75 
6.50 
7.25 
8.00 
8.80 
9.60 
10.40 
11.20 
12.00 
12  75 

5.75 
6.50 
7.25 

8.00 
8.80 
9.60 
10.40 
11.20 
12.00 
12  75 

$10.00 
11.00 
12.00 
12.80 
13.60 
14.50 
15.40 
16.30 
17.30 
18  40 

$15.50 
16.20 
17.70 
19.20 
20.70 
22.20 
23.70 
25.20 
26  70 

$22.00 
24.00 
26.00 
28.00 
30.00 
32.00 
34.00 
36  00 

D 

3* 

8  00 

10  50 

13  50 

13  50 

19  50 

28  20 

38  00 

si 

8  50 

11  25 

14  30 

14  30 

20  75 

29.70 

40.00 

•JJ. 

4 

9  00 

12  00 

15.10 

15.10 

22.00 

31.20 

42.00 

e 

4? 

15  90 

23.50 

32.70 

44.00 

J 

44 

16.70 

25.00 

34.20 

46.00 

4f 

26.50 

35.70 

48.00 

5 

37  20 

50.00 

Add  for  each  £ 

inch  longer.  .  . 

$0.50 

.60 

.70 

.80 

.90 

1.10 

1.10 

1.50 

1.70 

2.25 

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425 


Coach  and  Lag  Screws 


GIMLET    POINT— SQUARE    HEAD 


Fig.   1182 

PER  HUNDRED 

List  Adopted  November  12th,  1908 


Diameter — Inches 


j~<engui, 
Inches 

!5* 

f 

T7* 

1 

&  and  f 

1 

1                     1 

1? 

$2.25 

$2.70 

$3.15 

$3.75 

2 

2.45 

2.96 

3.47 

4.11 

$6.00 

2i 

2.65 

3.22 

3.79 

4.47 

6.50 

$9.20 

3 

2.85 

3.48 

4.11 

4.83 

7.00 

9.90 

$15.00              "'.'.'. 

81 

3.05 

3.74 

4.43 

5.19 

7.50 

10.60 

16.00           $22.00 

4 

3.25 

4.00 

4.75 

5.55 

8.00 

11.30 

17.00             23.30 

4j 

3.45 

4.26 

5.07 

5.91 

8.50 

12.00 

18.00              24.60 

5 

3.65 

4.52 

5.39 

6.27 

9.00 

12.70 

19.00              25.90 

5* 

3.85 

4.78 

5.71 

6.63 

9.50 

13.40 

20.00              27.20 

6 

4.05 

•5.04 

6.03 

6.99 

10.00 

14.10 

21.00             28.50 

6| 





6.35 

7.35 

10.50 

14.80 

22.00             29.80 

7 

6.67 

7.71 

11.00 

15.50 

23.00             31.10 

7J 

... 

6.99 

g.07 

11.50 

16.20 

24.00             32.40 

8 

... 



7.31 

8.43 

12.00 

16.90 

25.00             33.70 

9 

... 



7.95 

9.15 

13.00 

18.30 

27.00             36.30 

10 

9.87 

14.00 

19.70 

29.00              38.90 

11 

10.59 

15.00 

21.10 

31.00              41.50 

12 

11.31 

16.00 

22.50 

33.00       1       44.10 

The    following   extras   are   to    be    understood    as   a   part    of   this   list. 
Hexagon  Heads,  10  per  cent,  extra.     Tee  Heads,  20  per  cent,  extra. 

AVERAGE  WEIGHT  PER  HUNDRED  OF  COACH  AND 

LAG  SCREWS 

POUNDS 


Length, 

Diameter  —  Inches 

Inches 

T5s 

i 

TV 

4 

f 

f 

i 

1 

11 

3.8 

5.4 

8.4 

11.4 

2 

4.7 

6.6 

10.2 

13.8 

22.2 

2* 

5.6 

7.9 

11.9 

16.1 

26.0 

41.0 

3 

6.5 

9.1 

13.6 

18.4                29.8 

46.5 

64.8 

34 

7.4 

10.4 

15.4 

20.8                33.7 

52.0 

72.5 

103. 

4 

8.3 

11.6 

17.1 

23.1                37.5 

57.5 

80.2 

113. 

4* 

9.2 

12.9 

18.9 

25.5                41.4 

63.0                87.9 

123. 

5 

10.1 

14.1 

20.6 

27.8 

45.2 

68.5                95.6 

133. 

5* 

11.0 

15.4 

22.4 

30.2 

49.1 

74.0             103.3 

143. 

6 

11.9 

16.6 

24.1 

32.5                52.9 

79.5 

111.0 

153. 

7 

13.7 

19.1 

27.6 

37.2                60.6 

90.5 

126.4 

173. 

8 

15.5 

21.6 

31.1 

41.9                68.3 

101.5 

141.8 

193. 

9 

17.3 

24.1 

34.6 

46.6                76.0 

112.5 

157.2 

213. 

10 

19.1 

26.6 

38.1 

51.3                83.7 

123.5 

172.6 

233. 

11 

20.9 

29.1 

41.6 

56.0 

91.4 

134.5 

188.0 

253. 

12 

22.7 

31.6 

45.1 

60.7 

99.1 

145.5 

203.4 

273. 

426 


FAIRBANKS,  MORSE  &  CO. 


Machine  Bolts 


WITH  SQUARE  HEADS,   SQUARE  NUTS  AND  FINISHED  POINTS 
UNITED    STATES    STANDARD    THREADS 


Square   Head   and   Nut 
Fig.    1183 


Hexagon    Head     and     Nut 
Fig.    1184 


PER  HUNDRED 
List  Adopted   August   1st,    1912 


Length, 
Inches 

Diameter  —  Inches 

i 

5 

1  6" 

§ 

& 

i 

i9,  &  i 

i 

i 

1 

li 

u 

1  toli 

$  1.70 

$  2.00 

$  2.40 

$  2.80 

$  3,60 

$   5.20 

$   7.70 

$10.50 

$15.10 

$22.50 

$30.00 

2 

1.78 

2.12 

2.56 

3.00 

3.86 

5.58 

8.25 

11.20 

16.00 

23.70 

31.50 

M 

1.86 

2.24 

2.72 

3.20 

4.12 

5.96 

8.80 

11.90 

16.90 

24.90 

33.00 

3 

1.94 

2.36 

2.88 

3.40 

4.38 

6.34 

9.35 

12.60 

17.80       26.10 

34.50 

8J 

2.02 

2.48 

3.04 

3.60 

4.64 

6.72 

9.90 

13.30 

18.70 

27.30  i     36.00 

4 

2.10 

2.60 

3.20 

3.80 

4.90 

7.10 

10.45 

14.00 

19.60 

28.50       37.50 

4* 

2.18         2.72 

3.36 

4.00 

5.16 

7.48 

11.00 

14.70 

20.50       29.70       39.00 

5 

2.26 

2.84 

3.52 

4.20 

5.42 

7.86 

11.55 

15.40 

21.40 

30.90 

40.50 

5J 

2.34 

2.96 

3.68 

4.40 

5.68 

8.24 

12.10 

16.10 

22.30 

32.10       42.00 

6 

2.42 

3.08 

3.84 

4.60 

5.94 

8.62 

12.65 

16.80 

23.20 

33.30 

43.50 

6i 

2.50 

3.20 

.00 

4.80 

6.20 

9.00 

13.20 

17.50 

24.10 

34.50       45.00 

7 

2.58 

3.32 

4.16 

5.00 

6.46 

9.38 

13.75 

18.20 

25.00 

35.70       46.50 

7| 

2.66 

3.44 

4.32 

5.20 

6.72 

9.76 

14.30 

18.90 

25.90 

36.90 

48.00 

8 

2.74 

3.56 

.48 

5.40 

6.98 

10.14 

14.85 

19.60 

26.80 

38.10 

49.50 

9 

2.90 

3.80 

4.80 

5.80 

7.50 

10.90 

15.95 

21.00 

28.60 

40.50       52.50 

10 

3.06 

4.04 

5.12 

6.20 

8.02 

11.66 

17.05 

22.40 

30.40 

•12.  UO       55.50 

11 

3.22 

4.28 

5.44 

6.60 

8.54 

12.42 

18.15 

23.80 

32.20 

45.30 

58.50 

12 

3.38 

4.52 

5.76 

7.00 

9.06 

13.18 

19.25 

25.20 

34.00 

47.70 

61.50 

13 

3.54 

4.76 

6.08 

7.40 

9.58 

13.94 

20.35 

26.60 

35.80 

50.10 

64.50 

14 

3.70 

5.00 

6.40 

7.80 

10.10 

14.70 

21.45 

28.00 

37.60 

52.50 

67.50 

15 

3.86 

5.24 

6.72 

8.20 

10.62 

15.46 

22.55 

29.40 

39.40 

54.90       70.50 

16 

4.02 

5.48 

7.04 

8.60 

11.14 

16.22 

23.65 

30.80 

41.20 

57.30       73.50 

17 

4.18 

5.72 

7.36 

9.00 

11.66 

16.98 

24.75 

32.20 

43.00 

-59.70       76.50 

18 

4.34 

5.96 

7.68 

9.40 

12.18 

17.74 

25.85 

33.60 

44.80 

62.10       79.50 

19 

4.50 

6.20 

8.00 

9.80 

12.70 

18.50 

26.95 

35.00 

46.60 

64.50       82.50 

20 

4.66 

6.44 

8.32 

10.20 

13.22 

19.26 

28.05 

36.40 

48.40 

66.90 

85.50 

21 

13.74 

20.02 

29.15 

37.80 

50.20 

69.30 

88.50 

22 

14.26 

20.78 

30.25 

39.20 

52.00 

71.70       91.50 

23 

14.78 

21.54 

31.35 

40.60 

53.80       74.10 

94.50 

24 

15.30 

22.30 

32.45 

42.00 

55.60       76.50 

97.50 

25 

15.82 

23.06 

33.55 

43.40 

57.40 

78.90 

100.50 

26 

34.65 

44.80 

59.20 

81.30 

103.50 

27 

35.75 

46.20 

61.00 

83.70 

106.50 

28 

36.85 

47.60 

62.80 

86.10 

109.50 

29 

37.95 

49.00 

64.60 

88.50 

112.50 

30 

39.05 

50.40 

66.40 

90.90 

115.50 

The  following  extras  are  to  be  understood  as  a  part  of  this  list. 

Bolts  with   Hexagon  Heads,  10  per  cent,  extra. 

Bolts  with  Hexagon  Nuts,  10  per  cent,  extra. 

Bolts  with  Hexagon  Heads  and  Hexagon  Nuts,  20  per  cent,  extra. 

Joint   Bolts  with  Oblong   Nuts,   10  per  cent,   extra. 

Bolts  with  Tee  Heads,   Askew   Heads  and   Eccentric   Heads,    20   per   cent,   extra. 

Key  Bolts,  20  per  cent,  extra. 

Bolts  with  Cotter   Holes,    25    per   cent,    extra. 

Bolts  with  U.   S.   Standard   Square   Nuts,    5    per    cent,    extra. 

Bolts  with  U.   S.   Standard  Hexagon   Nuts,    15   per   cent,    extra. 

Bolts  packed  other  than  standard  packages  to  be  charged  extra  at  discretion  of  manufacturer. 

FOR  WEIGHTS,   SEE  PAGE  428. 


FAIRBANKS,  MORSE  &  CO. 


427 


Common  Carriage  Bolts 

WITH  SHORT  FULL  SIZE  SQUARE  UNDER  HEADS,  FORGED  NUTS 

AND    FINISHED    POINTS 
UNITED    STATES    STANDARD   THREADS 


Fig.   1185 

PER    HUNDRED 

List  Adopted  November  1st.  1912 


Diameter — Inches 


,L*CIlglU, 

Inches 

i 

& 

I 

& 

i 

!9ff  and  | 

1 

14 

$1.00 

$1.40 

$1.90 

$2.20 

2' 

.10 

1.52 

2.06 

2.40 

24 

.20 

1.64 

2.22 

2.60 

$3.25 

$5.75 

$8.50 

3 

.30 

1.76 

2.38 

2.80 

3.53 

6.13 

9.00 

34 

.40 

1.88 

2.54 

3.00 

3.81 

6.51 

9.50 

4 

.50 

2.00 

2.70 

3.20 

4.09 

6.89 

10.00 

44 

.60 

2.12 

2.86 

3.40 

4.37 

7.27 

10.50 

5" 

.70 

2.24 

3.02 

3.60 

4.65 

7.65 

11.00 

54 

.80 

2.36 

3.18 

3.80 

4.93 

8.03 

11.50 

6 

.90 

2.48 

3.34 

4.00 

5.21 

8.41 

12.00 

64 

2.00 

2.60 

3.50 

4.20 

5.49 

8.79 

12.50 

7 

2.10 

2.72 

3.66 

4.40 

5.77 

9.17 

13.00 

74 

2.20 

2.84 

3.82 

4.60 

6.05 

9.55 

13.50 

8 

2.30 

2.96 

3.9.8 

4.80 

6.33 

9.93 

14.00 

84 

2.40 

3.08 

4.14 

5.00 

6.61 

10.31 

14.50 

9 

2.50 

3.20 

4.30 

5.20 

6.89 

10.69 

15.00 

94 

2.60 

3.32 

4.46 

5.40 

7.17 

11.07 

15.50 

10 

2.70 

3.44 

4.62 

5.60 

7.45 

11.45 

16.00 

11 

2.90 

3.68 

4.94 

6.00 

8.01 

12.21 

17.00 

12 

3.10 

3.92 

5.26 

6.40 

8.57 

12.97 

18.00 

13 

3.30 

4.16 

5.58 

6.80 

9.13 

13.73 

19.00 

14 

3.50 

4.40 

5.90 

7.20 

9.69 

14.49 

20.00 

15 

3.70 

4.64 

6.22 

7.60 

10.25 

15.25 

21.00 

16 

3.90 

4.88 

6.54 

8.00 

10.81 

16.01 

22.00 

17 

4.10 

5.12 

6.86 

8.40 

11.37 

16.77 

23.00 

18 

4.30 

5.36 

7.18 

8.80 

11.93 

17.53 

24.00 

19 

4.50 

5.60 

7.50 

9.20 

12.49 

18.29 

25.00 

20 

4.70 

5.84 

7.82 

9.60 

13.05 

19.05 

26.00 

Bolts  with  Hexagon  Nuts,  15  per  cent,   extra. 
Intermediate  lengths  take  next   higher   list. 
Larger   diameters  take   Machine   Bolt   List. 

FOR  WEIGHTS,   SEE  PAGE   428. 

Pressed  Wrought  Iron  Turnbuckles 

WITH   RIGHT  AND  LEFT  STUB   ENDS 
UNITED    STATES    STANDARD   THREADS 


Fig.   1186 
SIX  INCHES  BETWEEN  HEADS 


Diameter  of 
Stub   Ends, 
Inches 

Outside 
Length  of 
Buckle, 
Inches 

Length  of 
Stub   Ends, 
Inches 

Price, 
Each 

Diameter  of 
Stub   Ends, 
Inches 

Outside 
Length  of 
Buckle, 
Inches 

Length  of 
Stub  Ends, 
Inches 

Price, 
Each 

I 
4. 

i 
1 
14 

74 

81 

8| 
9 
9§ 

8 
8 
8 

si 

9 
94. 
9* 

$0.40 
.45 
.50 
.63 
.75 
.88 
1.00 

11 

11 

2 

104 

ll 

12 

10 
104 
104. 
11 

B} 

m 

$1.25 
1.38 
1.50 
1.75 
2.00 
2.25 
2.65 

Longer  turnbuckles  can  be  furnished  to  order.     Prices  upon  application 


428 


FAIRBANKS,  MORSE  &  CO. 


Average  Weight  Per  Hundred  of  Machine  Bolts 

WITH  SQUARE  HEADS  AND  SQUARE  NUTS 
POUNDS 


Length, 
Inches 

Diameter  —  Inches 

i 

& 

1 

A 

4 

& 

I 

*        |         * 

1 

14 
2 
24 
3 

4 

44 
5 

54 

6 
64 

74 
8 
9 
10 
11 
12 
13 
14 
15 
16 
17 
18 
19 
20 
21 
22 
23 
24 
25 
26 
27 
28 
29 
30 

3.1 
3.7 
4.4 
5.0 

5.7 
6.3 
7.0 
7.6 
8.3 
8.9 
9.6 
10.2 
10.9 
11.5 

5.6 
6.5 
7.5 
8.4 
9.4 
10.3 
11.3 
12.2 
13.2 
14.1 
15.1 
16.0 
17.0 
17.9 

8.8 
10.2 
11.7 
13.1 
14.6 
16.0 
17.5 
18.9 
20.4 
21.8 
23.3 
24.7 
26.2 
27.6 
30.5 
33.4 
36.3 
39.2 

13.5 
15.4 
17.4 
19.3 
21.3 
23.2 
25.2 
27.1 
29.1 
31.0 
33.0 
34.9 
36.9 
38.8 
42.7 
46.6 
50.5 
54.4 

18.5 
21.0 
23.6 
26.1 
28.7 
31.2 
33.8 
36.3 
38.9 
41.4 
44.0 
46.5 
49.1 
51.6 
56.7 
61.8 
66.9 
72.0 
77.1 
82.2 
87.3 
92.4 
97.5 
102.6 
107.7 
112.8 

25.8 
29.2 
32.7 
36.1 
39.6 
43.0 
46.5 
49.9 
53.4 
56.8 
60.3 
63.7 
67.2 
70.6 
77.5 
84.4 
91.3 
98.2 
105.1 
112.0 
118.9 
125.8 
132.7 
139.6 
146.5 
153.4 

33.4 
37.5 
41.6 
45.7 

49.8 
53.9 
58.0 
62.1 
66.2 
70.3 
74.4 
78.5 
82.6 
86.7 
94.9 
103.1 
111.3 
119.5 
127.7 
135.9 
144.1 
152.3 
160.5 
168.7 
176.9 
185.1 
193.3 
201.5 
209.7 
217.9 
226.1 
234.3 
242.5 
250.7 
258.9 
267.1 

53.8 
59.7 
65.7 
71.6 
77.6 
83.5 
89.5 
95.4 
101.4 
107.3 
113.3 
119.2 
125.2 
131.1 
143.0 
154.9 
166.8 
178.7 
190.6 
202.5 
214.4 
226.3 
238.2 
250.1 
262.0 
273.9 
285.8 
297.7 
309.6 
321.5 
333.4 
345.3 
357.2 
369.1 
381.0 
392.9 

88.0 
96.2 
104.4 
112.6 
120.8 
129.0 
137.2 
145.4 
153.6 
161.8 
170.0 
178.2 
186.4 
194.6 
211.0 
227.4 
243.8 
260.2 
276.6 
293.0 
309.4 
325.8 
342.2 
358.6 
375.0 
391.4 
407.8 
424.2 
440.6 
457.0 
473.4 
489.8 
506.2 
522.6 
539.0 
555.4 

130.0 
140.8 
151.6 
162.4 
173.2 
184.0 
194.8 
205.6 
216.4 
227.2 
238.0 
248.8 
259.6 
270.4 
292.0 
313.6 
335.2 
356.8 
378.4 
400.0 
421.6 
443.2 
464.8 
486.4 
508.0 
529.6 
551.2 
572.8 
594.4 
616.0 
637.6 
659.2 
680.8 
702.4 
724.0 
745.6 



Average  Weight  Per  Hundred  of  Common 
Carriage  Bolts 


POUNDS 


Diameter  —  Inches 

Length, 
Inches 

.i 

& 

1 

& 

4                  1 

1 



0     C 

128 

17  1 

31  2 

14 

10  0 

14  7 

19  6 

35  3 

2 

01 

4.5 

7.5 

11.4 

16.7 

22.2 

39.4                   58.4 

3 

5  2 

8.4 

12.9 

18.6 

24.7 

43.5 

64.4 

34 
4 

5.8 
6  5 

9.4 
10.3 

14.3 

15.8 

20.6 
22.5 

27.3 
29.8 

47.6 
51.7 

70.3 
76.3 

44 
5 

7.1 

7.8 

11.3 
12.2 

17.2 

18.7 

24.5 
26.4 

32.4 
34.9 

55.8 
59.9 

82.2 
88.2 

cl 

8  4 

13.2 

20.1 

28.4 

37.5 

64.0 

94.1 

9  1 

14.1 

21.6 

30.3 

40.0 

68.1 

100.1 

64 
74 

9.7 
10.4 
11.0 

11  7 

15.1 
16.0 
17.0 
17  9 

23.0 
24.5 
25.9 
27.4 

32.3 
34.2 
36.2 
38.1 

42.6 
45.1 

47.7 
50.2 

72.2 
76.3 
80.4 
84.5 

106.0 
112  0 
117.9 
123.9 

84 
9 
94 
10 

104 
11 
114 

12 

12.3 
13.0 
13.6 
14.3 
14.9 
15.6 
16.2 
16.9 

18.9 
19.8 
20.8 
21.7 
22.7 
23.6 
24.6 
25.5 

28.8 
30.3 
31.7 
33.2 
34.6 
36.1 
37.5 
39.0 

40.1 
42.0 
44.0 
45.9 
47.9 
49.8 
51.8 
53.7 

52.8 
55.3 
57.9 
60.4 
63.0 
65.5 
68.1 
70.6 

88.6 
92.7 
96.8 
100.9 
105.0 
109.1 
113.2 
117.3 

129.8 
135.8 
141.7 
147.7 
153.6 
159.6 
165.5 
171.5 

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429 


Fig.    1187 


Wrought  Washers 

UNITED    STATES   STANDARD   SIZES 
List    Adopted   January   20th,    1910 


Size  of 
Bolt, 

Inches 

Price, 
Per  100  Pounds 

Average 
Number  of 
Washers 
In  100  Pounds 

Diameter, 
Inches 

Size  of 
Hole, 
Inches 

Thickness, 
Wire  Gauge 
Number 

15 

-$14.00 

39,400 

ft 

I 

18 

1 

12.20 

15,600 

£ 

155 

16 

fs 

11.40 

11,250 

i 

% 

16 

I 

10.50 

6,800                          1 

& 

14 

* 

9.80 
9.40 

4,300                          U                               4 
2,600                            l|                                 T9ff 

14 
12 

ft                                   9.30                                2,250                            14                                i                              12 

§                                     9.20                                1,300                            if                                 U 

10 

J                                     9.10                                1,010                            2                                   }| 

10 

1 

9.00 
9.00 

860 
625 

21                               il 
24                             IT'S 

9 
9 

ii 

9.00 

520                            2J                              11 

9 

9.20 

400                          3                               If 

9 

if 

9.20 

300                          31                             1* 

8 

14 

9.20 

280                          34                             1| 

8 

ii 

9.50 

240                           3J                             If 

8 

IT 

.9.50 

215                           4 

Is 

8 

11 

9.50 

190 

41 

2 

8 

2 

9.50 

175 

44 

Bi 

8 

Malleable  Iron  Washers 


Top    View 
Fig.    1188 


Style  No.  10 
Fig.    1189 


Bottom   View 
Fig.    1190 


These   washers   are   made  of   malleable   iron   as   a   substitute    for    common   cast    iron    washers,    for 
4-inch  bolts  and  larger. 

In    tensile    strength    they    are    four    times    as    strong   and    approximately    one-third    the    weight    of 
common  cast  iron  washers. 

They  are  clean,  perfect  castings,  with  holes  clear  and  free  from  fins  or  burrs. 


Size  of  bolt  inches 

4 

I 

I 

i 

l" 

ii 

U 

14 

ii 

2 

Diameter     inches 

24 

at 

15S 

3 

T7ff 

J* 

4 

4 

44 

5 
1 

6 
1 

6 
I 

74 

Weight   per    100    washers,  .pounds 
Price  per   pound 

15 
$0.10 

22 
.10 

33 
.10 

50 
.10 

68 
.10 

87 
.10 

150 
.10 

190 
.10 

206 
.10 

420 
.10 

IN   KEGS   OF   200    POUNDS. 


Cast  Iron  Washers 


Fig.   1191 


Size  of   bolt  inches 

4 

f 

* 

1 

1 

U 

U 

ii 

14 

U 

2 

Diameter    inches 

2i 

3 

31 

3§ 

4 

44 

5| 

51 

6 

7 

84 

Thfckness     " 
Weight    each  pounds 

| 

1 

1 

1 
2 

if 

3 

11 

44 

il 

51 

3 

11 

74 

ii 

84 

Price  per    pound 

$0.05 

.05 

.05 

.05 

.05 

.05 

.05 

.05 

.05 

.05 

.05 

430 

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Hot  Pressed  Nuts 

UNITED  STATES  STANDARD 

^p 

9) 

Square  —  Blank 

Hexagon  —  P.lunk 

Fig.   1192 

Fig.   1193 

List  Adopted  January   1st,   1906 

Square 

Hexagon 

Price 

Price 

Short 

Size  of 

Per  1  00  Pounds 

Per  100  Pounds 

TV           f               TM  '    lr 

TV           t     -     f  TT    1 

Bolt 

. 

Inches              Inches 

Inches 

Inches 

Blank 

Tapped 

Blank 

Tapped 

i                        i 

.185=:   ft      scant 

1 

$13.00 

$15.00 

$20.00 

$22.50 

32                                  ft 

.240=  i        scant 

ft> 

12.00 

13.50 

18.00             20.00 

U                i 

.294=  'Voi  scant 

I 

10.50 

11.60              14.00              15.60 

§i 

-344=   4i 

ft 

10.00 

10.90 

13.00 

14.30 

I                 i 

.400=  4§      scant 

i 

9.00 

9.70              11.20              12.20 

34 

.454=  2n/ot 

ft 

9.00                9.60              11.20              12.10 

ift                t 

.507=  i        full 

i 

8.70 

9.20 

10.50 

11.20 

l£                        3                  .620=  f        scant 

3 

8.50                8.90              10.00              10.60 

1ft                      |                  .731=  <Vei  scant 

I 

8.40 

8.80 

9.90 

10.50 

1§                      1                    .837=:  §|      scant 

i 

8.40 

8.80 

9.90              10.50 

US                    14 

.940=   ]i      full 

li 

8.40 

8.80                9.90             10.50 

2                        11 

1.065=1  A      full 

u 

8.40 

-     8.80 

9.90 

10.50 

2ft                    1§ 

1.160=1  A      full 

ii 

8.50 

9.00 

10.00              10.70 

2|                      14 

1.284=1  &      full 

ii 

8.80 

9.40 

10.30              11.10 

2ft                    If 

1.  389=1  2r'/6i  scant 

ii 

9.00                -9.70 

10.50              11.40 

21                      11 

1.  491=1  J        scant 

H 

9.30 

10.00 

10.80              11.70 

218                    Ii 

1.616=lf        scant 

U 

9.50 

10.30              11.00              12.00 

34                      2 

1.712=1  §|      scant 

2 

9.70 

10.60              11.20 

12.30 

3ft                    24 

1.  836=1  §i      scant 

84 

10.00 

11.00              11.70 

12.90 

3*                      21 

1.962=1§4      scant 

2i 

10.00 

11.10              11.70 

13.00 

3U                    2g 

2.086=2  V(H  scant 

8| 

10.30 

11.50 

12.20 

13.60 

3i                       24                2.176=2n/64  full 

8) 

10.50 

11.80             12.40 

13.90 

41                       2J 

2.426=227/ct  full 

2J 

11.00 

12.40 

13.00 

14.60 

2.629=21      'full 

3 

11.50 

13.00 

13.50 

15.20 

For  less  than  keg  lots  (200  pounds)   of  a  size,  the  following  extras  will  be  charged,  viz. : 
At  the  rate  of  20  cents  per  100  pounds  for  100  pounds  or  more. 
At  the  rate  of  50  cents  per  100  pounds  for  less  than  100  pounds. 
When  ordering,  always  state  whether  blank  or  tapped  nuts  are  wanted. 


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431 


Hot  Pressed  Nuts 

MANUFACTURERS'  STANDARD 


Square — Blank 
Fig.    1194 


Hexagon — Blank 
Fig.    1195 


List   Adopted   March    1st,    1911 


Square 


Hexagon 


Short 
Diam- 
eter, 
Inches 

Thick- 
ness, 
Inches 

Diam- 
eter 
of 
Hole, 
Inches 

Size 
of 
Bolt, 
Inches 

Price 
Per  100  Pounds 

Short 
Diam- 
eter, 
Inches 

Thick- 
ness, 
Inches 

Diam- 
eter 
of 
Hole, 
Inches 

Size 
of 
Bolt, 
Inches 

Price 
Per  100  Pounds 

Blank 

Tapped 

Blank 

Tapped 

i 

1 

A 

i 

$13.00 

$15.00 

4 

i 

37, 

1 

$20.00     i  $22.50 

5            ft 

& 

ft 

11.50 

13.00 

f 

ft              & 

ft          16.00 

18.00 

i 

i 

M 

i 

10.00 

11.10 

i 

i            U 

1 

13.00 

14.60 

i 

ft 

25/6, 

ft 

9.20 

10.10 

I 

A 

•%• 

T7e     j     11.40         12.70 

i 

4 

I7* 

4 

8.70 

9.40 

1 

4            i7B- 

4           10.50         11.50 

i| 

T9ff 

4 

ft 

8.60 

9.20 

li 

ft    !       4 

T96 

10.40 

11.30 

u 

i 

ft 

1 

8.50 

9.00 

u 

S            ft 

§           10.10         10.80 

1* 

! 

ii 

1 

8.40 

8.80 

ii 

f            M 

f 

10.00         10.60 

If 

1 

IS 

1 

8.40 

8.80 

ii 

1            Ii 

1 

9.90 

10.50 

2                 1 

1 

i 

8.40 

8.80 

if 

i              i 

1 

9.90 

10.50 

21                1* 

N 

ii 

8.40 

8.80 

2 

H            S$ 

u 

9.90 

10.50 

24                11 

1332 

U 

8.40 

8.80 

21 

H 

1ft 

11 

9.90 

10.50 

2J 

H 

Il3ff 

ii 

8.50 

9.00 

24 

14           ift 

11 

10.00 

10.70 

3 

14 

1!% 

14 

8.70 

9.30 

2i 

ii         ift 

14 

10.20 

11.00 

8i 

if 

Il7ff 

ii 

8.90 

9.60 

3 

U 

1ft 

ii 

10.40 

11.30 

34 

i| 

1ft 

ii 

9.20 

9.90 

31 

ii 

1ft 

ii 

10.70 

11.60 

3| 

1* 

itt 

H 

9.40 

10.20 

34 

2                 1U 

H 

10.90 

11.90 

4 

2 

HI 

2 

9.60 

10.50 

34 

2 

111 

2 

11.10 

12.20 

4 

21 

ii 

24 

9.70 

10.70 

3| 

24              11 

24 

11.40 

12.60 

4J 

21 

2 

21 

9.90 

11.00 

3| 

21 

2 

2] 

11.60 

12.90 

41 

n 

2| 

n 

10.10 

11.30 

4 

2f 

24 

21 

12.00- 

13.40 

For  less  than  keg  lots   (200  pounds)   of  a  size,  the  following  extras  will   be  charged,   viz.: 
At  the  rate  of  20  cents  per  100  pounds  for  100   pounds   or   more. 
At  the  rate  of  50  cents  per  100  pounds  for  less   than    100    pounds. 

When   ordering   nuts   other   than   United   States    Standard   sizes,    always   give   the   short   diameter, 
thickness,   and  diameter  of  hole  wanted. 

When  ordering,  always  state  whether  blank  or  tapped  nuts  are  wanted, 


Useful  Information 


Pages  432  to  440  Inclusive 


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433 


Horse-Power  of  Steel  Shafting 

The  table  given  below  is  for  ordinary  line  shafting  running  under  favorable 
conditions  and  supported  by  bearings  at  intervals  of  about  8  feet.  We  do  not 
guarantee  the  correctness  of  this  table,  as  the  conditions  under  which  shafting 
is  operated  differ  too  radically  for  it  to  be  satisfactorily  applied  in  all  cases. 


Revolutions  Per   Minute 


size  01 
Shaft, 
Inches 

100 

125 

150 

175 

200 

225 

250 

300 

350 

400 

1ft 

2.4 

3.1 

3.7 

4.3 

4.9 

5.5 

6.1 

7.3 

8.5 

9.7 

I* 

4.3 

5.3 

6.4 

7.4 

8.5 

9.5 

10.5 

12.7 

14.8 

16.9 

i.U 

6.7 

8.4 

10.1 

11.7 

13.4 

15.1 

16.7 

20.1 

23.4 

26.8 

lit 

10.0 

12.5 

15.0 

17.5 

20.0 

22.5 

25.0 

30.0 

35.0 

40.0 

*$ 

14.3 

17.8 

21.4 

24.9 

28.5 

32.1 

35.6 

42.7 

49.8 

57.0 

** 

19.5 

24.4 

29.3 

34.1 

39.0 

44.1 

48.7 

58.5 

68.2 

78.0 

»H 

26.0 

32.5 

39.0 

43.5 

52.0 

58.5 

65.0 

78.0 

87.0 

104.0 

811 

33.8 

42.2 

50.6 

59.1 

67.5 

75.9 

84.4 

101.3 

118.2 

135.0 

3ft 

43.0 

53.6 

64.4 

75.1 

85.8 

96.6 

107.3 

128.7 

150.3 

171.6 

3ft 

53.6 

67.0 

79.4 

93.8 

107.2 

120.1 

134.0 

158.8 

187.6 

214.4 

8H 

65.9 

82.4 

97.9 

115.4 

121.8 

148.3 

164.8 

195.7 

230.7 

243.6 

sit 

80.0 

100.0 

120.0 

140.0 

160.0 

160.0 

200.0 

240.0 

280.0 

320.0 

4ft 

113.9 

142.4 

170.8 

199.3 

227.8 

256.2 

284.7 

341.7 

398.6 

455.6 

*tt 

156.3 

195.3 

234.4 

273.4 

312.5 

351.5 

390.6 

468.7 

546.8 

625.0 

5* 

207.9 

260.0 

311.9 

363.9 

415.9 

459.9 

520.0 

623.9 

727.9 

830.0 

6 

270.0 

337.5 

405.0 

472.5 

540.0 

607.5 

675.0 

810.0 

945.0 

1080.0 

6* 

343.3 

429.0 

514.9 

600.7 

686.5 

772.4 

858.0 

1029.0 

1201.0 

1372.0 

7 

428.8 

535.9 

643.1 

750.3 

847.5 

964.7 

1071.9 

1286.0 

1500.0 

1695.0 

8 

640.0 

800.0 

960.0 

1126.0 

1280.0 

1440.0 

1600.0 

1920.0 

2240.0 

2560.0 

For  Head  and  Jack  Shafts,  supported  by  bearings  close  to  main  sheave  or 
pulley,  so  as  to  prevent  excessive  transverse  strain,  the  following  formula  may  be 
used  with  safety: 

D3XN 
H.P.=    

125 

Wherein 

D=Diameter  of  shaft  in  inches. 
N=Number  of  revolutions  per  minute. 
H.P.=Horse  power. 


434 


FAIRBANKS,  MORSE  &  CO. 


Table  of  Capacity  of  Pumps 

The  figures  at  the  extreme  left  of  the  table  are  piston,  or  plunger, 
diameters;  the  line  of  figures  across  the  top  are  piston,  or  plunger,  strokes;  the 
figures  in  the  body  of  the  table  are  the  capacity,  or  displacement,  in  gallons,  cor- 
responding to  a  single  stroke.  To  find  the  capacity  for  one  revolution,  multiply 
the  capacity  for  a  single  stroke  by  one,  two,  three  or  four  for  single,  duplex, 
triplex,  or  quadruplex,  single-acting,  and  by  two,  four  or  six  for  double-acting 
pumps. 


•*-  c 

c 

Length  of  Stroke  in  Inches,  and  Capacity  of  Stroke  in  Gallons, 

55 

(U  "o 
*-"    1-1 

3 

of   Pump   Cylinder   with   Given 

Diameter 

u 

u 

r 
0 

4 

5 

6 

8 

10 

12 

14 

15 

16 

18 

20 

24 

li 

1.23 

.0212 

.0266 

.0319 

.0425 

.0531 

.0637 

, 

.0742 

0797 

.0848 

.0955 

.1062 

.1274 

1| 

1.48 

.0256 

.0321 

.0385 

.0513 

.0642 

.077 

.089 

0963 

1027 

.1156 

.1280 

.1541 

1.77 

.0306 

.0382 

.0459 

.0612 

.0765 

.0918 

.1071 

1147 

1224 

.1377 

.1530 

.1836 

If 

2.41 

.0416 

.0521 

.0625 

.0833 

.1041 

.1249 

.1457 

!l562 

1666 

.1874 

.2082 

.2499 

2 

3.14 

.0544 

.068 

.0816 

.1088 

.136 

.1632 

.1904 

.204 

!2176 

.2448 

.2720 

.3264 

3.98 

.0688 

.086 

.1033 

.1377 

.1721 

.2063 

.241 

258 

.2754 

.3096 

.3442 

.4128 

21 

4.91 

.085 

.1062 

.1275 

.17 

.2125 

.255 

.2975 

3187 

.34 

.3825 

.425 

.51 

5.94 

.1028 

.1285 

.1543 

.2057 

.2571 

.3085 

.3598 

.3855 

4114 

.4626 

.5142 

.617 

3 

7. 

)7 

.1224 

.1530 

.1836 

.2448 

.306 

.3672 

.4284 

459 

4896 

( 

5  OS 

.6 

12 

.7344 

32 

8.30 

.1436 

.1795 

.2154 

.2872 

.3594 

.4312 

.503 

5385 

'.5748 

!6466 

.7182 

.8624 

81 

9.62 

.1666 

.2082 

.2499 

.3332 

.4165 

.4998 

.5831 

^6247 

.6664 

.7497 

.833 

.9996 

11.05 

.1912 

.239 

.2868 

.3824 

.478 

.5736 

.6692 

.687 

.7648 

.8605 

.9561 

1.147 

4 

12.57 

.2176 

.272 

.3264 

.4352 

.544 

.6528 

.7616 

.816 

.8704 

.9792 

1.088 

1.3056 

14.19 

.2456 

.307 

.3684 

.4912 

.6141 

.7368 

.8596 

.921 

.9824 

1.105 

1.228 

1.473 

il 

15.90 

.2754 

.3442 

.4131 

.5508 

.6885 

.8262 

.9639 

1.0327 

1.1016 

1.2393 

1.377 

1.6524 

£| 

17.73 

.3068 

.3835 

.4602 

.6136 

.7671 

.9204 

1 

.073 

1 

15 

1.2227 

1.380 

1.534 

1.84 

5 

19.64 

.34 

.425 

.51 

.68 

.85 

1.02 

1 

.19 

1.275 

1.36 

1.53 

1.7 

2.04 

5i 

21. 

if) 

.3748 

.4685 

.5622 

.7496 

.9371 

1.124 

1 

.311 

1 

405 

1. 

499 

i.e 

86 

1.8 

74 

2.228 

si 

23.76 

.4114 

.5142 

.6171 

.8228 

.0285 

1.2342 

1.4399 

1.5427 

1.6456 

1.8513 

2.057 

2.4684 

5f 

25.97 

.4496 

.562 

.6744 

.8992 

.124 

1.348 

1.573 

1.686 

1.789 

2.022 

2.248 

2.696 

6 

28. 

->7 

.4896 

.612 

.7344 

.9792 

.2240 

1.4688 

1 

.7136 

1.8362 

1.9584 

2.2032 

2.448 

2.9376 

30.68 

.5312 

.6640 

.7968 

1.062 

.328 

1.593 

1.859 

1.992 

2.124 

2.39 

2.656 

3.186 

61 

33. 

18 

.5744 

.7182 

.8610 

1.1488 

.4364 

1.7955 

2.0109 

2.1546 

2.2982 

2.5885 

2.8728 

3.4473 

6f 

35.79 

.6196 

.7745 

.9294 

1.239 

.549 

1.858 

2.168 

2.323 

2.479 

.2.788 

3.098 

3.716 

7 

38.49 

.6664 

.833 

.9996 

1.3328 

.666 

1.9992 

2.3324 

2.499 

2.6656 

2.9988 

3.332 

3.9984 

7f 

47. 

17 

.8168 

1.021 

1.225 

1.633 

2.042 

2.45 

2.858 

3.063 

3.266 

3.674 

4.084 

4.9 

8 

50.27 

.8704 

1.088 

1.3056 

1.7408 

2.176 

2.6112 

3.0464 

3.264 

3.4816 

3.9168 

4.352 

5.2224 

9 

63.62 

1.1010 

1.377 

1.6524 

2.2032 

2.754 

3.3048 

3.8556 

4 

131 

4. 

4064 

5.0572 

5.508 

6.6096 

10 

78. 

">4 

1.36 

1.7 

2.04 

2.72 

3.4 

4.08 

4 

.76 

5 

1 

5. 

44 

6.1 

2 

6.8 

8.16 

11 

95.03 

1.6451 

2.057 

2.464 

3.2911 

4.1139 

4.9367 

5.7595 

6, 

1709 

6.5823 

7.4051 

8.2279 

9.8735 

12 

113. 

0 

1.9584 

2.448 

2.9376 

3.9168 

4.896 

5.8752 

6 

.8544 

7 

344 

7. 

B33 

8.8 

128 

9.7 

»2 

11.7504 

13 

132. 

2.297 

2.872 

3.445 

4.596 

5.745 

6.894 

8.042 

8 

616 

9.192 

10.34 

11.49 

13.78 

14 

153.94 

2.665 

3.331 

3.997 

5.33 

6.663 

7.994 

9.328 

9.993 

10.66 

11.  S 

9 

13.32 

15.98 

15 

176. 

n 

3.059 

3.824 

4.589 

6.119 

7.649 

9.178 

10 

.70 

11 

47 

12.23 

13.76   ' 

15.29 

18.35 

16 

201.06 

3.48 

4.35 

5.22 

6.96 

8.703 

10.44 

12 

.18 

13 

05 

13.92 

15.66 

17.40 

20.88 

18 

254.47 

4.404 

5.505 

6.606 

8.808 

11.01 

13.21 

15 

.41 

16 

51 

17.61 

19.81 

22.02 

26.42 

20 

314.16 

5.440 

6.8 

8.16 

10.88 

13.6 

16.32 

19.04 

20 

4 

21.76 

24.48 

27.2 

32.64 

TABLE   FOR   CONVERTING  FEET  HEAD   OF 

TABLE 

FOR    CONVERTING    PRESSURE    PER 

WATER  INTO  PRESSURE   PER 

SQUARE   INCH    INTO 

FEET 

SQUARE   INCH 

HEAD    OF   WATER 

Pounds 

Pounds 

Pounds 

Pounds 

Pounds 

Pounds 

per 

per 

per 

per 

per 

per 

Feet 

Square 

Feet 

Square 

Feet 

Square 

Square 

Feet 

Square 

Feet 

Square 

Feet 

Head 

Inch 

Head 

Inch 

Head 

Inch 

Inch 

Head 

Inch 

Head 

Inch 

Head 

1 

.43 

55 

23.82 

190 

82.29 

1 

2.31 

55 

126.99 

180 

415.61 

2 

.87 

60 

25.99 

200 

86.62 

2 

4.62 

60 

138.54 

190 

438.90 

3 

1.30 

65 

28.15 

225 

97.45 

3 

6.93 

65 

150.08 

200 

461.78 

4 

1.73 

70 

30.32 

250 

108.27 

4 

9.24 

70 

161.63 

225 

519.51 

5 

2.17 

75 

32.48 

275 

119.10 

5 

11.54 

75 

173.17 

250 

577.24 

6 

2.60 

80             34.65 

300 

129.93 

6 

13.85 

80 

184.72 

275 

643.03 

7 

3.03 

85              36.81 

325 

140.75 

7 

16.16 

85 

196.26 

300 

692.69 

8 

3.40 

90              38.98 

350 

151.58 

8 

18.47 

90 

207.81 

325 

750.41 

9 

3.90 

95              41.14 

375 

162.41 

9 

20.78 

95 

219.35 

350 

808.13 

10 

4.33 

100              43.31 

400 

173.24 

10 

23.09 

100 

230.90 

375 

865.89 

15 

6.50 

110              47.64 

500           216.55 

15 

34.63 

110 

253.98 

400 

922.58 

20 

8.66 

120             51.97 

600      S     259.85 

20 

46.18 

120 

277.07 

500 

1154.48 

25 

10.83 

130             -^fi  an 

700 

303.16 

25 

57.72 

125 

288.62 

30 

12.99 

140 

fiO  63 

800 

346.47 

30 

69.27 

130 

300.16 

35 

15.16 

150              64.96 

900 

389.78 

35 

80.81 

140 

323.25 



40 

17.32 

160              69.29 

1000 

433.09 

40 

92.36 

150 

346.34 

.  .  . 



45 

19.49 

170              73.63 

.  .  . 

45 

103.90 

160 

369.43 

50 

21.65 

180             77.96 

50 

115.45 

170 

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Table  of  Theoretical  Horse-Power  Required  to  Raise 
Water  to  Different  Heights 


Gals. 

| 

Gals. 

per 

5 

10            15 

20 

25 

30            35 

40 

45 

50 

60 

per 

Min. 

Feet 

Feet 

Feet 

Feet 

Feet 

Feet 

Feet 

Feet 

Feet 

Feet 

Feet 

Min. 

5 

.006 

.012 

.019 

.025 

.031 

.037 

.044 

.05 

.06 

.06 

.07 

5 

10 

.012 

.025 

.037 

.050 

.062 

.075 

.087 

.10 

.11 

.12 

.15 

10 

15 

.019 

.037 

.056 

.075 

.094 

.112 

.131 

.15 

.17 

.19 

.22 

15 

20 

.025 

.050 

.075 

.100 

.125 

.150 

.175 

.20 

.22 

.25 

.30 

20 

25 

.031 

.062 

.093 

.125 

.156 

.187 

.219 

.25 

.28 

.31 

.37 

25 

30 

.037 

.075 

.112 

.150 

.187 

.225 

.262 

.30 

.34 

.37 

.45 

30 

35 

.043 

.087 

.131 

.175 

.219 

.262 

.306 

.35 

.39 

.44 

.52 

35 

40 

.050 

.100 

.150 

.200 

.250 

.300 

.350 

.40 

.45 

.50 

.60 

40 

45 

.056 

.112 

.168 

.225 

.281 

.337 

.394 

.45 

.51 

.56 

.67 

45 

50 

.062 

.125 

.187 

.250 

.312 

.375 

.437 

.50 

.56 

.62 

.75 

50 

60            .075 

.150 

.225 

.300 

.375 

.450 

.525 

.60 

.67 

.75 

.90 

60 

75            .093 

.18? 

.281 

.375 

.469 

.562 

.656 

.75 

.84 

.94 

1.12 

75 

90            .112 

.225 

.337 

.450 

.562 

.675 

.787 

.90 

1.01 

1.12 

1.35 

90 

100            .125 

.250 

.375 

.500 

.625 

.750 

.875 

1.00 

1.12 

1.25 

1;50 

100 

125            .156 

.312 

.469 

.625 

.781 

.937 

1.094 

1.25 

1.41 

1.56 

1.87 

125 

150            .187 

.375 

.562 

.750 

.937 

1.125 

1.312 

1.50 

1.69 

1.87 

2.25 

150 

175            .219 

.437 

.656 

.875 

1.093 

1.312 

1.531 

1.75 

1.97 

2.19 

2.62 

175 

200            .250 

.500 

.750 

1.000 

1.250 

1.500 

1.750 

2.00 

2.25 

2.50 

3.00 

200 

250            .312 

.625 

.937 

1.250 

1.562 

1.875 

2.187 

2.50 

2.81 

3.12 

3.75 

250 

300            .375 

.750 

1.125 

1.500 

1.875 

2.250 

2.625 

3.00 

3.37 

3.75 

4.50 

300 

350            .437 

.875 

1.312 

1.750 

2.187 

2.625 

3.062 

3.50 

3.94 

4.37 

5.25 

350 

400 

.500 

1.000 

1.500 

2.000 

2.500 

3.000 

3.500 

4.00 

4.50 

5.00 

6.00 

400 

500 

.625 

1.250 

1.875 

2.500 

3.125 

3.750 

4.375 

5.00 

5.62 

6.25 

7.50 

500 

Gals. 

Gals. 

per 

75 

90 

100     '      125 

150 

175 

200 

250 

300 

350 

400 

per 

Min. 

Feet 

Feet 

Feet 

Feet 

Feet 

Feet 

Feet 

Feet 

Feet 

Feet 

Feet 

Min. 

5 

.09 

.11 

.12 

.16 

.19 

.22 

.25 

.31 

.37 

.44 

.50 

5 

10 

.19 

.22 

.25 

.31 

.37 

.44 

.50 

.62 

.75 

.87 

1.00 

10 

15 

.28 

.34 

.37 

.47 

.56 

.66 

.75 

.94 

1.12 

1.31 

1.50 

15 

20 

.37 

.45 

.50 

.62 

.75 

.87 

1.00 

1.25 

1.50 

1.75 

2.00 

20 

25 

.47 

.56 

.62 

.78 

.94 

1.09 

1.25 

1.56 

1.87 

2.19 

2.50 

25 

30 

.56 

.67 

.75 

.94 

1.12 

1.31 

1.50 

1.87 

2.25 

2.62 

3.00 

30 

35 

.66 

.79 

.87 

1.08 

1.31 

1.53 

1.75 

2.19 

2.62 

3.06 

3.50 

35 

40              .75 

.90 

1.00 

1.25 

1.50 

1.75 

2.00 

2.50 

3.00 

3.50 

4.00 

40 

45               .84 

1.01 

1.12 

1.41 

1.69 

1.97 

2.25 

2.81 

3.37 

3.94 

4.50 

45 

50               .94 

1.12 

1.25 

1.56 

1.87 

2.19 

2.50 

3.12 

3.75 

4.37 

5.00 

50 

60            1.12 

1.35 

1.50 

1.87 

2.25 

2.62 

3.00 

3.75 

4.50 

5.25 

6.00 

60 

75            1.40 

1.69 

1.87 

2.34 

2.81 

3.28 

3.75 

4.69 

5.62 

6.56 

7.50 

75 

90            1.68 

2.02 

2.25 

2.81 

3.37 

3.94 

4.50 

5.62 

6.75 

7.87 

9.00 

90 

100            1.87 

2.25 

2.50 

3.12 

3.75 

4.37 

5.00 

6.25 

7.50 

8.75 

10.00 

100 

125 

2.34 

2.81 

3.12 

3.91 

4.69 

5.47 

6.25 

7.81 

9.37 

10.94 

12.50 

125 

150 

2.81 

3.37 

3.75 

4.69 

5.62 

6.56 

7.50 

9.37 

11.25 

13.12 

15.00 

150 

175            3.28 

3.94 

4.37 

5.47 

6.56 

7.66 

8.75 

10.94 

13.12 

15.31 

17.50 

175 

200            3.75 

4.50 

5.00 

6.25 

7.50 

8.75 

10.00 

12.50 

15.00 

17.50 

20.00 

200 

250     j       4.69 

5.62 

6.25 

7.81 

9.37 

10.94 

12.50 

15.72 

18.75 

21.87 

25.00 

250 

300            5.62 

6.75 

7.50 

9.37 

11.25 

13.12 

15.00 

18.75 

22.50 

26.25 

30.00 

300 

350            6.56 

7.87 

8.75 

10.94 

13.12. 

15.31 

17.50 

21.87 

26.25 

30.62 

35.00 

350 

400            7.50 

9.00 

10.00 

12.50 

15.00 

17.50 

20.00 

25.00 

30.00 

35.00 

40.00 

400 

500            9.37 

11.25 

12.50 

15.62 

18.75 

21.87 

25.00 

31.25 

37.50 

43.75 

50.00 

500 

Inches  of  Mercury  with  Equivalent  Water  Head  in  Feet 


Inches 

Head 

Inches 

Head 

Inches 

Head 

Inches           Head 

Inches     '      Head 

1 

2 
3 
4 
5 
f, 

1.13 
2.26 
3.39 
4.52 
5.65 
6.78 

7 
8 
9 
10 
11 
12 

7.91     1 
9.04  • 
10.17 
11.30 
12.43 
13.56     1 

13 
14 
15 
16 

17 
18 

14.69 
15.82 
16.95 
18.08 
19.21- 
20.34 

19                21.47 
20                22.60 
21                23.73 
22                24.86 
23                 25.99 
24                 27.12 

25                28.25 
26                29.38 
27                30.51 
28                31.64 
29                32.77 
30                33.90 

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Table  Showing  the  Number  of  Feet,  Board  Measure, 
Contained  in  a  Piece  of  Joist,  Scantling  or  Timber 


Size, 
Inches 

Length 

in  Feet  of  Joists,  Scantling  and  Timber 

12 

14 

16 

18 

20 

22 

24 

26 

28 

30 

42  !   44  j   45 

2x4    ... 

8 
12 
16 
20 
24 
12 
18 
24 
30 
36 
16 
24 
32 
40 
48 
36 
48 
60 
72 
64 
80 
96 
100 
120 
144 
168 
196 

9 
14 
19 
23 
28 
14 
21 
28 
35 
42 
19 
28 
37 
47 
56 
42 
56 
70 
84 
75 
93 
112 
117 
140 
168 
196 
229 

11 

16 
21 
27 
32 
16 
24 
32 
40 
48 
21 
32 
43 
53 
64 
48 
64 
80 
96 
85 
107 
128 
133 
160 
192 
224 
261 

12 
18 
24 
30 
36 
18 
27 
36 
45 
54 
24 
36 
48 
60 
72 
54 
72 
90 
108 
96 
120 
144 
150 
180 
216 
252 
294 

13 
20 
27 
33 
40 
20 
30 
40 
50 
60 
27 
40 
53 
67 
80 
60 
80 
100 
120 
107 
133 
160 
167 
200 
240 
280 
327 

15 
22 
29 
37 
44 
22 
33 
44 
55 
66 
29 
44 
59 
73 
88 
66 
88 
110 
132 
117 
147 
176 
183 
220 
264 
308 
359 

16 
24 
32 
40 
48 
24 
36 
48 
60 
72 
32 
48 
64 
80 
96 
72 
96 
120 
144 
128 
160 
192 
200 
240 
288 
336 
392 

17 
26 
35 
43 
52 
26 
39 
52 
65 
78 
35 
52 
69 
87 
104 
78 
104 
130 
156 
139 
173 
208 
217 
260 
312 
364 
425 

19 
28 
37 
47 
56 
28 
42 
56 
70 
84 
37 
56 
75 
93 
112 
84 
112 
140 
168 
149 
187 
224 
233 
280 
336 
392 
457 

20 
30 
40 
50 
60 
30 
45 
60 
75 
90 
40 
60 
80 
100 
120 
90 
120 
150 
180 
160 
200 
240 
250 
300 
360 
420 
490 

28     29  !   30 
42     44     45 
53    58    60 
70     74     75 
84     88     90 
42     44     45 
63     66     68 
84  '   88    90 
105    110    113 
126    132    135 
56     58     60 
84     88     90 
112    118    120 
140  •  146    150 
168    176    180 
126    132    135 
168    176    180 
210    220    225 
250    265    270 
224    234    240 
280    294    300 
336   352    360 
350    366    375 
420    440    450 
504    528    540 
588    616    630 
686   716   735 

2  x  6  

2  x  8  
2  x  10  

2x12  

3  x  4  

3  x  6  

3x  8  
3  x  10  

3x12  
4x  4  

4x6 

4x8 

4  x  10. 

4  x  12  

6x6    

6  x  8  

6  x  10  
6  x  12  

8  x  8  

8x10  
8  x  12  

10  x  10 

10  x  12   

12  x  12  

12  x  14  
14  x  14  

Friction  of  Water  in  Elbows 

PRESSURE  IN  POUNDS   PER  SQUARE  INCH   TO   BE  ADDED   FOR   EACH   ELBOW 


Gals. 


Pipe    Sizes 


Deliv- 
ered 

i 

1 

M 

u 

2 

2i 

3 

3* 

4 

5 

6 

7 

8 

9 

10 

12 

5 

.07 

.027 

.008 

.005 

.002 

10 

.28 

.094 

.031 

.018 

.006 

.003 

15 

.63 

.212 

.069 

.04 

.014 

.005 

20 

1.12 

.376 

.123 

.069 

.025 

.012 

.005 

25 

1.74 

.585 

.194 

.108 

.038 

.02 

.008 



30 

.845 

.278 

.157 

.055 

.028 

.011 

35 

1.15 

.380 

.215 

.076 

.037 

.015 

.009 

40 
45 
50 



1.50 
1.90 

.495 
.626 

77 

.278 
.352 
43 

.098 
.125 
153 

.049 
.062 
08 

.02 
.026 
032 

.011 
.015 
017 

.007 
.009 
01 







.... 

60 

3.38 

1.11 

.62 

.22 

.112 

!044 

.026 

015 

006 

003 

70 

4.60 

1.52 

.86 

.304 

.148 

.06 

.035 

.021 

.000 

.004 

002 

75 

5.30 

1.74 

.98 

.35 

.172 

.072 

.04 

.024 

.01 

.005 

.003 

80 
90 

.  .. 

6.00 
7.60 

1.98 
2.50 

1.11 
1.41 

.392 
.50 

.196 

.248 

.08 
.104 

.044 
.06 

.027 
.035 

.012 
014 

.005 
007 

.003 
004 

.... 

.... 

100 

3.08 

1.72 

.612 

.32 

.128 

.068 

.043 

.017 

008 

.005 

003 

002 

125 

2  72 

97 

48 

20 

112 

067 

027 

013 

C07 

004 

003 

002 

150 

3  92 

1  39 

685 

286 

16 

096 

039 

019 

01 

006 

004 

003 

001 

175 

5  32 

1  90 

935 

390 

218 

.132 

053 

026 

014 

009 

005 

004 

002 

200 

6  88 

2.44 

1.28 

.512 

.272 

.172 

.068 

.032 

02 

Oil 

007 

005, 

002 

250 

3.86 

1.91 

.80 

.446 

.268 

.109 

.052 

.029 

.017 

Oil 

007 

004 

300 

5  56 

2  74 

1  14 

64 

384 

156 

076 

042 

025 

016 

01 

005 

350 

3.77 

1.58 

.88 

.530 

.215 

103 

057 

034 

022 

014 

007 

400 

5.12 

2.05 

1.09 

.688 

.272 

.128 

.08 

044 

028 

018 

009 

450 

6.20 

2.58 

1.45 

.870 

.352 

.170 

.094 

.057 

.036 

.023 

.011 

500 

7.64 

3.20 

1.78 

1.07 

.436 

.208 

.116 

.068 

.044 

.028 

.016 

750 

2.42 

.970 

470 

260 

156 

10 

063 

031 

1000 

4.28 

1.74 

.832 

.464 

272 

.176 

112 

064 

1250 

6  70 

2  71 

1  31 

728 

435 

276 

175 

086 

1500 

9.68 

3.88 

1  88 

84 

624 

40 

252 

124 

Table  is  based  on  Weisbach's  formula  for  very  short  bends,  or  with  a  radius  equal  to  the  radius  of  the 
pipe.     To  find   "Friction  Head"   in   feet,   multiply  figures  by   2.3. 


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Friction  of  Water  in  Pipes 


PRESSURE   IN   POUNDS   PER   SQUARE   INCH   TO   BE   ADDED   FOR   EACH    100    FEET   OF 

CLEAN  IRON   PIPE 


Gallons  Per 


Pipe  Sizes 


Minute 
Delivered 

i 

1 

1* 

li 

2 

H 

3 

3i 

4 

5 

6 

5 

0   0 

84 

31 

12 

04 

02 

10 

13  0 

3  16 

1  05 

47 

12 

04 

02 

28  7 

6  98 

2  38 

97 

25 

08 

04 

02 

20 

50  4 

12  3  ' 

4  07  ! 

1  66 

42 

14 

06 

03 

78  ft 

19  0 

6  40 

2  62 

62 

21 

10 

04" 

02 

30 

27  5 

9  15 

3  75 

'91 

30 

13 

06 

03 

35 

37  0 

12  4 

5  05 

1  22 

40 

.17 

.09 

.05 

.02 

40 

48  0 

16  1 

6  52 

1  60 

53 

23 

11 

06 

02 

45 

20  2 

8  15 

1  99 

.66 

.28 

.14 

.07 

.03 

50 

24  9 

10  0 

2  44 

.81 

.35 

.17 

.09 

.04 

60 

36.0 

14.0 

3.50 

1.17 

.50 

.24 

.13 

.05 

.02 

70 

48.0 

20.0 

4.80 

1.50 

.60 

.38 

.19 

.07 

.03 

56  1 

22  4 

5  32 

1  80 

74 

80 

64.0 

25.0 

6.30 

2.00 

.90 

.41 

.23 

.08 

.03 

90 

80.0 

32.0 

7.80 

2.58 

1.10 

.54 

.26 

.09 

.04 

100 

39  0 

9  46 

3.20 

1.31 

.64 

.33 

.12 

.05 

125 

14.9 

4.89 

1.99 

.96 

.49 

.17 

.07 

150 

21.2 

7.00 

2.85 

1.35 

.69 

.25 

.10 

175 

28.1 

9.46 

3.85 

1.82 

.93 

.34 

.13 

200 

37  5 

12  47 

5.02 

2.38 

1.22 

.42 

.17 

250 

19.66 

7.76 

3.70 

1.89 

.65 

.26 

300 

28  06 

11.2 

5.04 

2.66 

.93 

.37 

350 

15.2 

7.10 

3.65 

1.26 

.50 

400 

19.5 

9.25 

4.73 

1.61 

.65 

450 

25.0 

11.70 

6.01 

2.00 

.81 

500 

30.8 

14.5 

7.43 

2.40 

.96 

750 

2.21 

1000 

3.88 

1250 

6.00 

1500 

8.60 

7 

8 

9 

10 

12 

14 

16 

18 

20 

24 

30 

AO 

1  9^ 

AO 

150 

04 

05 

200 

07 

1  2 

07 

04 

03 

05 

04 

00 

12 

07 

05 

09 

06 

02 

005 

001 

20 

11 

07 

03 

008 

004 

OQ 

04 

017 

009 

005 

07 

026 

014 

007 

1  a 

08 

034 

017 

010 

002 

30 

20 

08 

038 

019 

Oil 

003 

-i  no 

fil 

qj 

22 

09 

045 

023 

012 

004 

900 
1000 
1250 
1500 
2000 

1.33 
1.80 

2.85 
4.08 

.78 
.94 
1.46 
2.09 

.41 
.53 
.82 
1.17 

.27 
.32 
.49 
.70 

.11 
.13 
.20 
.29 

.055 
.062 
.091 
.135 
.234 

.028 
.036 
.049 
.071 
.123 

.015 
.020 
.028 
.040 
.071 

.008 
.012 
.021 
.030 
.042 

.001 
.005 
.009 
.014 
.020 

.002 
.003 
.004 
.006 

2500 

.362 

.188 

.117 

.064 

.032 

.009 

3000 

515 

267 

.150 

.091 

.047 

.012 

3500 

.697 

.365 

.204 

.124 

.055 

.016 

4000 

.910 

.472 

.263 

.158 

.067 

.022 

4500 

.593 

.333 

.189 

.082 

.027 

5000 

.730 

.408 

.244 

.102 

.035 

Table  is  based  on  Ellis'  and  Rowland's  experiments.     To  find  "Friction  Head"  in  feet,  multiply 
figures  by  2.3. 


438 


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Table  of  Areas  of  Circles 


Diameter, 
Inches 

Area, 
Sq.  Inches 

Diameter, 
Inches 

Area, 
Sq.  Inches 

Diameter, 
Inches 

Area, 
Sq.  Inches 

Diameter, 
Inches 

Area, 
Sq.  Inches 

i 

.012 

n 

47.17 

18*. 

268.80 

37* 

1104.5 

i 

.049 

8 

50.26 

19 

283.52 

38 

1184.1 

I 

.110 

81 

53.45 

19*. 

298.64 

38*. 

1164.2 

*. 

.196 

8* 

56.74- 

20 

314.16 

39 

1194.6 

I 

.307 

8| 

60.13 

20* 

330.06 

39$ 

1225.4 

i 

.442 

9 

63.61 

2l" 

346.36 

40 

1256.6 

! 

.601 

91 

67.20 

21*. 

363.05 

40*. 

1288.3 

1 

.785 

9* 

70.88 

22 

380.13 

41 

1320.3 

li 

.994 

91 

74.66 

22*. 

397.60 

4U 

1352.7 

li 

1.227 

10 

78.54 

23 

415.47 

42 

1385.4 

11 

1.484 

101 

82.51 

23* 

433.73 

42*. 

1418.6 

li 

1.767 

10$ 

86  59 

24 

452.39 

43 

1452.2 

If 

2.073 

lOf 

90.76 

24* 

471.43 

43*. 

1486.2 

If 

2.405 

11 

95.03 

25 

490.87 

44 

1520.5 

li 

2.761 

111 

99.40 

25* 

510.70 

44*        1555.3 

2 

3.14 

11* 

103.86 

26 

530.93 

45         1590.4 

21 

3.97 

111 

108.43 

26*. 

551.54 

45*. 

1626.0 

8f 

4.90 

12 

113.09 

27 

572.55 

46 

1661.9 

2J 

5.93 

121 

117.85 

27*. 

593.95 

46*. 

1698.2 

3 

7.06 

12* 

122.71 

28 

615.75 

47 

1734.9 

3i 

8.29 

12f 

127.67 

28*. 

637.94 

47*. 

1772.1 

3*. 

9.62 

13 

132.73 

29 

660.52 

48         1809.6 

3f 

11.04 

131 

137.88 

29*.       683.49 

484       1847.5 

4 

12.56 

13*. 

143.13 

30 

706.86 

49 

1885.7 

4| 

14.18 

ISf 

148.48 

30*. 

730.61 

49*. 

1924.4 

4* 

15.90 

14 

153.93 

31 

754.76 

50 

1963.5 

4| 

17.72 

141 

159.48 

31* 

779.81 

50*        2003.0 

5 

19.63 

14* 

165.13 

32 

804.25 

51~ 

2042.8 

51 

21.64 

14* 

170.87 

32* 

829.57 

51*. 

2083.1 

5i 

23.75 

15 

176.71 

33 

855.30 

52         2123.7 

6f 

25.96 

161 

182.65 

33*. 

881.41 

52*. 

2164.8 

6 

28.27 

15* 

188.69 

34 

907.92 

53 

2206.2 

6J 

30.67 

15§ 

194.82 

34* 

934.82 

53* 

2248.0 

6} 

33.18 

16 

201.06 

35 

962.11 

54 

2290.2 

6J 

35.78 

16*. 

213.82 

35*. 

989.80 

54*. 

2332.8 

7 

38.48 

17 

226.98 

36 

1017.88 

55 

2375.8 

T| 

41.28 

17* 

240.52 

36*. 

1046.4 

55* 

2419.2 

T| 

44.17 

18 

254.46 

37 

1075.2 

56 

2463.0 

Table  of  Decimal  Equivalents 

EIGHTHS 

SIXTY-FOURTHS 

1-8  equals.  .  . 

.  .  .    .125 

5-8  equals.  .  .  . 

.625 

1-64  equals. 

.015625 

33-64  equals.  . 

.515625 

1-4  equals.  .  . 
3-8  equals.  .  . 
1-2  equals.  .  . 

.  ..    .250 
.  ..    .375 

.  ..    .500 

3-4  equals.  .  .  . 
7-8  equals.  .  .  . 

.    .750 

.    .875 

3-64  equals.  . 
5-64  equals.  . 

.046875 
.071825 

35-64  equals.  . 
37-64  equals.  . 

.546875 
.578125 

7-64  equals.  . 

.109375 

39-64  equals.  . 

.609375 

SIXTEENTHS 

9-64  equals.  . 

.140625 

41-64  equals.  . 

.640625 

1-16  equals.  . 

.  .    .0625 

9-16  equals.  . 

.5625 

11-64  equals.  . 

.171875 

43-64  equals.  . 

.671875 

3-16  equals.  . 
5-16  equals.  . 

..    .1875 
.  .    .3125 

11-16  equals.  . 
13-16  equals.  . 

.6875 
.8125 

13-64  equals.  . 

.203125 

45-64  equals.  . 

.703125 

7-16  equals.  . 

..    .4375 

15-16  equals.  . 

.9375 

15-64  equals.  . 

.234375 

47-64  equals.. 

.734375 

THIRTY-SECONDS 

17-64  equals.  . 
19-64  equals.  . 

.265625 
.296875 

49-64  equals.  . 
51-64  equals.  . 

.765625 
.796875 

1-32  equals. 
3-32  equals. 
5-32  equals. 

.    .03125 
.    .09375 
.    .15625 

17-32  equals.. 
19-32  equals.  . 
21-32  equals.  . 

.53125 
.59375 
.65625 

21-64  equals.  . 
23-64  equals.  . 

.328125 
.359375 

53-64  equals.  . 
55-64  equals.  . 

.828125 
.859375 

7-32  equals. 

.    .21875 

23-32  equals.  . 

.71875 

25-64  equals.  . 

.390625 

57-64  equals.  . 

.890625 

9-32  equals. 
11-32  equals. 
13-32  equals. 

.    .28125 
.    .34375 
.    .40625 

25-32  equals.  . 
27-32  equals.  . 
29-32  equals.  . 

.78125 
.84375 
.90625 

27-64  equals.  . 
29-64  equals.  . 

.421875 
.453124 

59-64  equals.  . 
61-64  equals.  . 

.921875 
.953125 

15-32  equals. 

.    .46875 

31-32  equals.  . 

.96875 

31-64  equals.  . 

.484375 

63-64  equals.  . 

.984375 

FAIRBANKS,  MORSE  &  CO. 


439 


Product  of  Fractions  Expressed  in  Decimals 


1 

iV 

i 

ft 

I 

T5e 

i 

& 

i 

& 

1 

ft 

I 

tt 

I 

II 

1 

0625 

0039 

1250 

0078 

0156 

1875 

0117 

0234 

0352 

. 

2500 

0156 

0313 

0469 

0625 

3125 

0195 

0391 

0586 

0781 

0977 

3750 

0234 

0469 

0703 

0937 

1172 

1406 

4375 

0273 

0547 

0820 

1093 

1367 

1641 

1914 

5000 

0313 

0625 

0938 

1250 

1562 

1875 

2188 

2500 

5625 

0352 

0703 

1055 

1406 

1758 

2109 

2461 

2813 

3164 

6250 

0391 

0781 

1172 

1562 

1953 

2344 

2734 

3125 

3516 

3906 

6875 

0430 

0859 

1289 

1719 

2148 

2578 

3008 

3438 

3867 

4297 

4727 

7500 

0469 

0938 

1406 

1875 

2344 

.2813 

.3281 

.3750 

.4219 

.4688 

.5156 

.5625 

.8125 
.8750 
9375 

.0508 
.0547 
0586 

.1016 
.1094 
1172 

.1523 
.1641 
1758 

.2031 
.2187 
2344 

.2539 
,2734 
2930 

.3047 
.3281 
3516 

.3555 

.3828 
4102 

.4063 
.4375 

4688 

.4570 
.4922 
.5273 

.5078 
.5469 
.5859 

.5586 
.6016 
.6445 

.6094 
.6563 
.7031 

.6601 
.7109 
.7617 

!7656 
8203 

!-8789 

1.000 

.0625 

.1250 

.1875 

.2500 

.3125 

.3750 

.4375 

.5000 

.5625 

.6250 

.6875 

.7500 

.8125 

.8750 

.9375 

1.000 

Weights  of  Flat  Iron  per  Lineal  Foot 


POUNDS 


Thickness  in  Inches 


vv  min, 
Inches 

i 

ft 

i 

& 

I 

\ 

f 

f 

I 

1 

1 

.211 

.361 

.422 

.491 

.634 

2 
f 

.260 

.420 

.510 

.640 

.784 

.90 

8 

4 

.316 

.471 

.633 

.790 

.950 

1.26 

1.58 

T 

'.370 

.551 

.730 

.915 

1.09 

1.46 

1.82 

2.19 





i' 

.421 

.623 

oog 

1.04 

1.25 

1.67 

2.08 

2.50 

2.92 

ii 

.475 

.700 

!940 

1.17 

1.41 

1.88 

2.34 

2.81 

3.28 

3.75 

li 

.524 

.782 

.04 

1.30 

1.56      . 

2.08 

2.60 

3.12 

3.64 

4.17 

If 

.574 

.860 

.15 

1.43 

1.72 

2.29 

2.86 

3.44 

4.01 

4.58 

ii 

.631 

.940 

1.25 

1.56 

1.88 

2.50 

3.13 

3.75 

4.38 

5.00 

if 

.682 

1.02 

.35 

1.69 

2.03 

2.71 

3.38 

4.01 

4.74 

5.42 

ii 

.730 

1.09 

.46 

1.82 

2.19 

2.92 

3.65 

4.37 

5.10 

5.83 

2 

.831 

1.24 

.67 

2.08 

2.50 

3.33 

4.17 

5.00 

5.83 

6.67 

2i 

.945 

1.41 

1.88 

2.34 

2.81 

3.75 

4.69 

5.63 

6.51 

7.50 

if 

1.04 

1.56 

2.08 

2.60 

3.12 

4.17 

5.21 

6.25 

7.29 

8.33 

2f 

1.14 

1.72 

2.29 

2.86 

3.44 

4.59 

5.73 

6.87 

8.02 

9.17 

3 

.25 

1.87 

2.50 

3.12 

3.75 

5.00 

6.25 

7.50 

8.75 

10.00 

81 

.35 

2.03 

2.71 

3.38 

4.07 

5.42 

6.77 

8.12 

9.48 

10.83 

3* 

.46 

2.19 

2.92 

3.65 

4.38 

5.83 

7.29 

8.75 

10.21 

11.61 

3§ 

.56 

2.34 

3.12 

3.90 

4.69 

6.25 

7.81 

9.37 

10.94 

12.50 

4 

.67 

2.50 

3.33 

4.17 

5.00 

6.67 

8.33 

10.00 

11.67 

13.33 

4i 

.87 

2.81 

3.75 

4.69 

5.63 

7.50 

9.38 

11.25 

13.13 

15.60 

5 

2.08 

3.13 

4.17 

5.21 

6.25 

8.34 

10.42 

12.50 

14.59 

16.67 

6 

2.50 

3.75 

5.00 

6.25 

7.50 

10.00 

12.50 

15.00 

17.50 

20.00 

Weights  of  Round  and  Square  Iron  per  Lineal  Foot 


POUNDS 


Size, 
Inches 

Round 

Square 

Size, 
Inches 

Round 

Square 

.0930 

.1184 

If 

8.101 

10.31 

.1266 

.1612 

1& 

9.300 

11.84 

.1653 

.2105 

2 

10.58 

13.47 

39Z 

.2093 

.2665 

2r 

11.95 

15.21 

75ff 

.2583 

.3290 

2: 

13.39 

17.05 

ii 

.3126 

.3980 

2j 

14.92 

19.00 

^ 

.3720 

.4736 

2, 

16.53 

21.05 

H 

.4365 

.5558 

2: 

18.23 

23.21 

.5063 

.6446 

2: 

20.01 

25.47 

P 

.6613 

.8420 

21.87 

27.84 

.8370 

1.066 

3 

23.81 

30.31 

1 

1.033 

1.316 

3i 

27.94 

35.57 

|l 

1.250 

1.592 

3£ 

32.41 

41.26 

j 

1.488 

1.895 

3J 

37.20 

47.37 

11 

1.746 

2.223 

4 

42.33 

53.89 

i 

2.025 

2.579 

4i 

47.78 

60.84 

if 

2.325 

2.960 

41 

53.57 

68.20 

i 

2.645 

3.368 

4  1 

59.69 

75.99 

IP 

2.986 
3.348 

3.803 
4.263 

5 

66.13 
72.91 

84.20 
92.83 

1 

3.730 
4.133 

4.750 
5.263 

B| 

5i 

80.02 
87.46 

101.9 
111.4 

1?. 

4.557 
5.001 

5.802 
6.368 

6 
61 

95.23 
111.8 

121.3 
142.3 

If 

5.466 
5.952 

6.960 

7.578 

7 

129.6 
148.8 

165.0 
189.5 

1* 

6.458 

8.223 

8 

169.3 

215.6 

If     • 

6.985 

8.893 

'  8* 

191.1 

243.4 

440 


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Contents  of  Round  Tanks  in  United  States  Gallons  for 
Each  Foot  in  Depth 


Diameter 

Gallons, 
One  Foot 
in  Depth 

Diameter 

Gallons, 
One  Foot  i 
in  Depth 

Diameter 

Gallons, 
One  Foot 
in  Depth 

Feet 

Inches 

Feet 

Inches 

Feet 

Inches 

1 

0 

5.9 

11 

0 

710.9 

21 

0 

2591.0 

1 

3 

9.2 

11                     3 

743.6 

21 

3 

2653.0 

1 

6                      13.2 

11                     6 

777.0 

21 

6 

2715.8 

1 

9                      18.0 

11                      9 

811.1 

21 

9 

2779.3 

2                      0                      23.5 

12                      0 

846.0 

22 

0 

2843.6 

2                      3                      29.7 

12                      3 

881.7 

22 

3 

2908.6 

2                      6                      36.7 

12                      6 

918.0              22 

6 

2974.3 

2                      9                      44.4 

12                     ,9 

955.1 

22 

9 

3040.8 

3                      0                      52.9 

13                      0 

992.9 

23 

0 

3108.0 

3                      3                      62.0 

13                       3 

1031.5 

23 

3 

3175.9 

3 

6                   •  72.0 

13                       6 

1070.8 

23 

6 

3244.6 

3 

9                      82.6 

13                       9 

1110.8 

23 

9 

3314.0 

4 

0 

94.0 

14                       0 

1151.5 

24 

0 

3384.1 

4 

3 

106.1 

14                       3 

1193.0 

24 

3 

3455.0 

4 

6                    119.0 

14                       6 

1235.3 

24 

6 

3526.6 

4 

9                     132.6 

14                       9 

1278.2 

24 

9 

3598.9 

5 

0                     146.9 

15                       0 

1321.9 

25 

0 

3672.0 

5                      3                    161.9 

15                       3 

1366.4 

25 

3 

3745.8 

5                      6 

177.7 

15 

6 

1411.5 

25 

6 

3820.3 

5                       9                     194.2 

15                       9 

1457.4 

25 

9 

3895.6 

6 

0                     211.5 

16                       0 

1504.1 

26 

0 

3971.6 

6 

3 

229.5 

16 

3 

1551.4 

26 

3 

4048.4 

6 

6 

248.2 

16 

6 

1599.5 

26 

6 

4125.9 

6 

9 

267.7 

16 

9 

1648.4 

26 

9 

4204.1 

7 

0 

287.9 

17 

0 

1697.9 

27 

0 

4283.0 

7 

3 

308.8 

17 

3 

1748.2 

27 

3 

4362.7 

7 

6 

330.5 

17 

6 

1799.3 

27 

6 

4443.1 

7 

9 

352.9 

17 

9 

1851.1 

27 

9 

4524.3 

8 

0 

376.0 

18                      0 

1903.6 

28 

0 

4606.2 

8 

3 

399.9 

18                      3 

1956.8 

28 

3 

4688.8 

8 

6 

424.5 

18 

6 

2010.8 

28 

6 

4772.1 

8 

9 

449.8 

18 

9 

2065.5 

28 

9 

4856.2 

9 

0 

475.9 

19 

0 

2120.9 

29 

0 

4941.0 

9 

3 

502.7 

19 

3 

2177.1 

29 

3 

5026.6 

9 

15 

530.2 

19 

6 

2234.0 

29 

6 

5112.9 

9 

9 

558.5 

19 

9 

2291.7             29 

9 

5200.0 

10 

0 

587.5 

20 

0 

2350.1 

30 

0 

5287.7 

10 

3 

617.3 

20 

3 

2409.2 

30 

3 

5376.2 

10 

6 

647.7 

20 

6 

2469.1 

30 

.    6 

5465.4 

10 

9 

678.9 

20 

9 

2529.6 

30 

9 

5555.4 

Weights  and  Measures  Recognized  by  the  Laws  of  the 

United  States 


Articles 

Weight  per 
Bushel, 
Pounds 

Weight  pei- 
Articles                                         Bushel, 
Pounds 

Wheat      

i           60 

Buckwheat    48 

Shelled    corn  

56 

Dried    peaches  1           33 

70 

Rve 

56 

Oats 

32 

Salt                                                                   •          65 

Barley 

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44 

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